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After deliberating for more than two hours, the jury returns with a unanimous verdict; both co-defendants Jessica and Daniel Groves face eleven counts, including aggravated murder.
After deliberating for more than two hours, the jury returns with a unanimous verdict; both co-defendants Jessica and Daniel Groves face eleven counts, including aggravated murder.
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The Death of Baby Dylan
S1, EP24 "State's Rebuttal Condemns Dylan's Parents"In their rebuttal statements, the state asks the jury to use common sense in assessing the guilt and innocence of Jessica and Daniel Groves; they assert Dylan's parents failed to keep baby Dylan safe and therefore caused his death.
The Death of Baby Dylan
S1, EP25 "Verdicts Delivered After Two Hours"After deliberating for more than two hours, the jury returns with a unanimous verdict; both co-defendants Jessica and Daniel Groves face eleven counts, including aggravated murder.
The Death of Baby Dylan
S1, EP23 "Emotional and Disturbing Closing Arguments"The defense team of both co-defendants Jessica and Daniel Groves deliver their closing arguments which made clear that Dylan's parents' struggle with drugs did lead to child negligence but not murder in their infant son's untimely death.
The Death of Baby Dylan
S1, EP22 "Father Admits to Finding Dylan Dead"Defendant Daniel Groves takes to the stand in Ohio v. Groves; he claims his wife Jessica was in a frantic state up until Dylan's death, until one fateful day when he found baby Dylan dead in his crib.
The Death of Baby Dylan
S1, EP21 "Parents Testify in Their Own Defense"After the State rests their case-in-chief, both of Dylan's parents testify for their own defenses; Jessica Groves emotionally admits to hitting baby Dylan while Daniel Groves asserts his innocence since the beginning of his arrest.
The Death of Baby Dylan
S1, EP20 "Other Son Testifies for the State"The other child of co-defendants Jessica and Daniel Groves takes the witness stand for the state; during his testimony about his dead baby brother, his parents cried in the courtroom.
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