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The first mental health expert took the stand. According to Dr. James Reardon, who evaluated Sydney Powell, she had the early signs of schizophrenia. He added that as a result of this severe mental health issue, she could not appreciate that what she was doing was wrong. The defendant pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity claiming she had a psychotic break during the attack.
The medical examiner who did the autopsies of both Dr. Ali Khalili and Merian Frederick testified about physician-assisted suicide; this was Doctor Jack Kevorkian's second trial over that practice.
The widow of one of Doctor Jack Kevorkian's patients testified about what her husband went through in his final days; Dr. Ali Khalili, a rehab doctor, was suffering from bone cancer.
The jury saw the full unedited video of Dr. Jack Kevorkian meeting with Dr. Ali Khalili; Khalili had bone cancer and wanted a way to end his pain; jurors heard from Doctor Ali Khalili, in his own words.
A rehab doctor who helped patients with pain and injury, was suffering himself; Dr. Ali Khalili came to grips with his reality of bone marrow cancer.
When Atlanta homemaker Sara Tokars is kidnapped, shot and killed in front of her two young children, police are baffled; the answer may lie in the home safe of her husband Fred.
First it was her cop husband, then her firefighter boyfriend; when the men close to Lynn Turner keep dying of what looks like the flu, investigators take a closer look at what she keeps in the basement.
Linda Yancey and day-laborer Marcial Cax-Puluc are shot in the Yancey basement; Derrick Yancey, a 17-year veteran, had a tearful tale of self-defense; but a trail of evidence forces investigators to take a closer look at one of their own.