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Prosecutors call upon the expertise of a firearms examiner; investigators were able to link the bullet found in Bill McGuire's remains to the same gun that his wife, Melanie, bought just two days before he vanished.
Prosecutors call upon the expertise of a firearms examiner; investigators were able to link the bullet found in Bill McGuire's remains to the same gun that his wife, Melanie, bought just two days before he vanished.
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S2024, EP14 "The House Bill Brought"Prosecutors shift the jury's attention to the fertility clinic where she worked; investigators say they found a number of products and supplies linked to the murder of Bill McGuire that could have come from someone in the medical field.
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S2024, EP13 "New Jersey Detectives Take Over"The second detective who interviewed Melanie McGuire days after her husband's remains were identified testifies; this time, the investigator is from New Jersey and not Virginia.
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S2024, EP20 "A Different Side of Bill Mcguire"A forensic ballistics expert on the stand explains the bullets found inside Bill's remains; a close friend of Bill's tells the jury more about his character and behavior.
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S2024, EP19 "Co-Worker And Close Friend Remembers"A close friend of Bill McGuire testifies about Bill's final days; the State tries to prove that Bill's wife, Melanie, had killed him and then dismembered him; the cross-examination of Jay Tandava heats up.
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S2024, EP10 "Observing Melanie Mcguire in Her Interview"The Defense has more questions for the first investigator working the death of Bill McGuire; the jury hears about Melanie's actions during the first initial interview she had with police after the remains of her husband had been identified.
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