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The crime scene reconstruction expert testifying for Kit Martin's defence wraps up his testimony; the defendant takes the stand to tell the jury his side of the story; Kit Martin tries to convince them that the prosecution has it all wrong.
The crime scene reconstruction expert testifying for Kit Martin's defence wraps up his testimony; the defendant takes the stand to tell the jury his side of the story; Kit Martin tries to convince them that the prosecution has it all wrong.
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S1, EP44 "Re-Examining The Gun Used To Kill"A crime scene reconstructionist has more to tell the jury; this is during the defense case where Kit's attorneys are trying to show that he isn't responsible for the deaths of his three neighbors; the state says the bullets are linked to Kit's guns.
Pilot Triple Murder Trial
"Defendant Takes The Stand"The crime scene reconstruction expert testifying for Kit Martin's defence wraps up his testimony; the defendant takes the stand to tell the jury his side of the story; Kit Martin tries to convince them that the prosecution has it all wrong.
Pilot Triple Murder Trial
S1, EP46 "The Bitter Ex-Wife"The defense says it seemed like a golden life until he married Joan Harmon; the jury hears details about the defendant's background, including the drama surrounding his ex-wife and their divorce.
Pilot Triple Murder Trial
"Explaining His Court Martial"The military accuses Kit Martin of mishandling classified information and child abuse before his murder trial; Kit tells the jury that he is innocent of those charges as well as in the shootings of his three neighbors; Kit blames his ex-wife.
Pilot Triple Murder Trial
S1, EP43 "A Crime Scene Expert Explains"A domestic dispute involving Kit Martin's then-wife made its way to trial; before the deaths of his three neighbors, the defendant went through a bitter divorce; his ex-wife was accused of threatening to ruin his career and life.
Pilot Triple Murder Trial
S1, EP42 "Jonathan Reeves"Jurors listen to more testimony from the defense's expert who was refuting the allegation that cell phone data put the defendant at one of the crime scenes; it was the burning car on Rosetown road, where two of the three victims were found.
Pilot Triple Murder Trial
S1, EP41 "Getting Back Into The Cell Phone Data"Kit Martin's defense team isn't done quizzing the lead investigator; the Defense decides to bring in their own cell phone examiner, Jonathan Reeves; Reeves admits that he made an error in his report on this case.
Pilot Triple Murder Trial
S1, EP40 "Back To The Surveillance Footage"The Defense turns their attention to the physical and circumstantial evidence the State has on the defendant for the three murders; jurors' attention is brought back to the surveillance video footage which they already watched.
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