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A casino supervisor from Atlantic City testifies that Bill McGuire won more than 30-thousand dollars gambling the year before he was murdered; Melanie McGuire's defense pushes the idea that Bill's gambling habit got him killed.
A casino supervisor from Atlantic City testifies that Bill McGuire won more than 30-thousand dollars gambling the year before he was murdered; Melanie McGuire's defense pushes the idea that Bill's gambling habit got him killed.
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EP83 "Linking Forensic Clues"The State's DNA expert is under cross examination; investigators have done forensic exams on Bill McGuire's abandoned car, as well as on stamps, envelopes and packages; all of this is done to try to find evidence linking Melanie.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP86 "Extracting and Solidifying the Hard Evidence"Jurors listen to more expert testimony in the field of forensic science; investigators made a flow chart of forensic evidence collected in this case.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP88 "The Emotionally Close Sister"The police trace the movements of Melanie McGuire on the day her husband, Bill, went missing; the state investigator who timed the route she took, is testified, to try to prove that she could have pulled off the murder of her husband.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP85 "Cindy Ligosh And Family Drama"Melanie McGuire's sister-in-law's thoughts about she and Bill being the perfect couple; during cross-examination, the Defense brings out even more family drama.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP84 "The DNA Analysis"The jury learns about the DNA analysis done on the key crime scene evidence; prosecutors seem to rely heavily on circumstantial evidence that links Melanie to Bill McGuire's disappearance and death according to them.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP82 "Casino Gambling Records"Prosecutors call an Atlantic City casino supervisor to the stand; before Bill McGuire was killed, he was known to go gambling at the Taj Mahal casino.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP81 "A Rated Player"A casino supervisor from Atlantic City testifies that Bill McGuire won more than 30-thousand dollars gambling the year before he was murdered; Melanie McGuire's defense pushes the idea that Bill's gambling habit got him killed.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP80 "Key Items of Evidence Introduced"A detective testifying recalls processing the defendant's car; he says he came across a fake driver's license which indicated Melanie McGuire was a Pennsylvania resident.
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