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Narrator: Previously on
the thing about Pam...

Something happened, minnie.
Something terrible.

There's been a murder.
A big one.

Textbook spousal homicide.

I can't see my dad,

andlwineversee my mom again.

I didn't do this.

What about that Pam lady?

She was the last one
to see Betsy alive.

Janet was practically begging
me to handle the money.

I bet you'll get that facelift
you've been wanting.

Narrator: Who is Pam hupp?

Mother, wife, philanthropist,

and now, star witness?

Of course, if you ask her,

she's all of these,
and so much more.

We've been waiting for you.

Let me sail, let me sail

all pams rise.
Court is now in session.

Let me reach, let me beach
on the shores of Tripoli

let me sail, let me sail

sail away, sail away sail away

You're talking in your sleep.

Oh. Yeah, it's the trial.

You're gonna do great.

I know I am,
but what about everyone else?

Askey, judge mennemeyer,

all the hoosiers on the jury.

I wish there was
more of me to go around.

Now, we'd all be better off
with more pams.

Kiss-ass.

Narrator: The pressure was on.

The trial loomed close.

But could Pam be
everywhere at once?

So Pam and Betsy called Mark
at 7:04 pm.

From Betsy's driveway,

and then Pam says
she called Betsy

21 minutes later to say
that she was home.

That's not possible.

No, and now
we can prove it. Look.

The cell map shows that Pam

was less than three miles
from Betsy's house

when she made that second call.

So she not only lied about
when she left the message...

Pam could have been calling
from inside the house.

We got her.

Something's still not right.

I mean, askey gives us
a cell map

two days before the trial, we still
haven't seen any luminol photos.

Yeah, we knew to ask for those.

So what's the other shoe?

The murder slippers?

No, we have photos
of the murder slippers.

They're in the...

When's the other shoe
gonna drop?

I got it.

Yeah, you're no fun.

Ooh.

Ooh.

Do you know they won't let me in
the courtroom until I take the stand?

Some kinda rule or something.

You'll still be on TV, right?

You know what kills me?

That lawyer can say
whatever about Betsy,

and I can't do a thing about it.

Well, you're still
gonna be on TV, right?

Good. Yes, min, probably.

Mark and Travis have to work,

and I'd ask Sarah to go,
but she's busy too.

I just wish I could know
what's happening.

I could stand up for you.

Oh, I don't know.

Are you sure?

Oh, I've always wanted
to be a spy.

I could wear a wig!

No, just text me
what's going on,

especially if Schwartz is talking
about me and Betsy, okay?

You got it.

Okay.

You got it.

You know...

His associate, he called me.

He wanted to know if your car
was in the driveway

the night
Betsy was killed, and...

Well, you know it was.

I know. That's what I told him.

But, you know, I didn't
see it exactly

because I was watching
the biggest loser.

He's desperate, min.

But that doesn't mean
that he can go harassing you.

Okay.

I'll take care of it.

Ugh.

Whoa.

Order whatever you want.
It's on me.

I work here.

I'm so glad we could find
a meeting place

that was so convenient for you.

How are you?

You holding up all right?

I'm... I'm just broke.

Pam says we can't get our
money until our mom's trial's over.

Can... can she even do that?

I wouldn't worry about Pam.

She's just trying to do
what she can

to help your family getjustice.

God, if... if my dad
goes to prison, um...

Look, I know you love your dad.

But I also know
you love your mom,

and you want to do right by her.

What do you mean?

Well, I mean by testifying.

For your mom.

But how can you even be sure
it was him?

I'm sorry.

Everything I've got
points to Russ.

I have mountains of evidence.

And you're gonna hear it all
during the trial.

Okay, so why do you need me?

Well, I have to prove

that someone committed a crime.

And I would hate to force you
to have to testify.

What are you gonna get?

I don't... I don't know.

Narrator: As the case grew
ever warmer,

the story traveled,
as stories will.

And a television producer
in Chicago caught the scent.

Her name, Cathy singer.

Apologies for the messages,
Ms. Askey,

but we'd really love the
chance to speak with you.

Again, this is Cathy singer
with dateline.

You have my number. Thanks.

Whitney! You there?

Would you mind
finding the number

of the defense attorney for me?

It's Schwartz something.

And see what you can dig up
on Pamela hupp.

The papers say she was the
last person to see the victim alive.

Will do. The prosecutor
hasn't returned my calls yet.

Hasn't picked up mine either.

Okay. No, no, yeah.

Now grab it. Grab it.

Grab it! Grab it!

I want to play
something else, mom.

This one cheats.

No, no, no, no, honey, we
already have tokens in this machine.

Come on, give it another go.
Let's go.

There's a...
There's a trick to it.

Oh, Chris, good. You want help?

Yeah, we could use your help.

Okay. Let me at it.

Cold. Cold, cold.
These are gonna be tighter.

Bring it down.

Pam: Well, he's scaring
the neighbors.

Don't know what to tell 'em.

He's just desperate. I know.

Yeah, he's picking on you
to confuse the jury.

Yeah.

I told the whole block
that he'd say anything

to make his money.

Well, I'd put his money on us.

See the lady
at the claw machine?

Oh, we got it. That's ourjudge.

Our kids are on
the same softball team.

No way.

Way. I know, I've known her
since tenth grade.

We used to call her cankles.
They did.

They called her cankles, not me.

She's a good woman.

God-fearing. A mother like us.

Thank god.

Oh, yeah. She's gonna see
right through Schwartz.

Don't worry.

Here. Join the party!

Russell. Hey.

These should keep you occupied.

Volume two. You remembered.

Yeah.

So, we got the prosecution's
witness list.

They're calling Lily and Mariah.

You haven't been in touch
with them at all, right?

Well, calling them first
tells us her strategy.

She's gonna be going
after your character.

They're gonna try
to make you out

to be the kind of guy who
would do something like this.

Every fight, every argument, every
misunderstanding, they're gonna bring it up.

And we're gonna have to rebut
your daughters' testimonies.

So anything you got would help.

Any history of lying
or shoplifting?

I don't know.

I'm not gonna do that.

And they won't say
anything bad about me.

I was good to them.

You're facing life in prison.

They're not perfect,
but I'm innocent.

We shouldn't need to
throw my kids under the bus.

I know. I know you love 'em.

And they know it.

But the stakes are
simply too high.

So askeyjust filed six motions.

Yeah. What? Today?

It's the other shoe.
The, uh, other, other one.

Not murder slipper one.

Do I even want to ask?

You don't, you didn't,
but I'm gonna tell you.

The largest shoe is
her motion to block

any implication
that Pam hupp was involved.

That's a hail Mary.

The judge dismissed it
out of hand, right?

She wants to hear
all the motions

tomorrow, 7:00 am, in chambers.

Guys, what's that mean?

Well, it looks like we're facing
a homecourt advantage, Russ.

Leah and the judge
go all the way back.

And ifaskey can prevent us
from showing

whatever it is
that we have on Pam...

We're in trouble?

No, no, no. We're fine.

Mr. Schwartz, you're known for
representing murderers and drug dealers.

Does that mean
that Russ faria's guilty?

Russ is an innocent man.

I just want to see
justice prevail.

Chocolate almond butter
cookie cup?

They're gluten-free.
Ooh, no thanks.

Yeah.

Hey, it's what they eat
in California, huh?

Have a California cookie, Joel.

Yeah.

Yeah, thank you.

Chris: Leah, you sure
you don't want one?

Mmm. So good.

Super rich.

Yeah.

Well, state, you can go ahead.

Thank you. We filed several
motions to, one, preclude the defendant

from bringing into evidence any
claims about the insurance policy,

and, two, to preclude
any evidence

regarding a witness,
Pamela hupp.

Your honor, Pamela hupp was
the last person to see Betsy alive.

You don't know that. And four
days prior to Betsy's murder,

Pamela hupp became
the beneficiary

on Betsy's
life insurance policy.

Ah, yes, the insurance policies.

Is there any evidence that shows

that those insurance papers
were done incorrectly

or signed under coercion
or anything?

Uh, no. No.

Uh, no. No.

And to be honest,
we're not exactly sure why

Betsy decided to sign the life
insurance policy over to Mrs. Hupp,

but we do have
cell phone records

that prove that she lied about
where she was at the time of the crime.

Pamela hupp is not a suspect.

Yeah, well, she should be.

The point of the motion
is to keep the defense

from saying
that Mrs. Hupp is a murderer

with no direct evidence
connecting her to a crime.

Unreasonable.

There is no case law
that prevents us

from establishing a third party's
connection to this crime, okay?

Ooh, maybe I will have one.

On those grounds alone,
this motion should be denied.

So what do you think,
your honor?

Um... state's motion is granted.

Insurance policies will only
cause confusion with the jury.

That also goes for Ms. Hupp.

There's no direct evidence here

that connects her to the crime.

Your honor, I
strenuously object to this...

Both: Strenuously?

Ooh. Okay, well, sorry,

but gonna do things
fair and square here, okay?

Don't worry, you'll get your
chance to present your case.

You know what?
They can have Pam.

Soddi was just a bonus.
We don't need her.

There she is. Don't look.

I cannot believe that askey

was gonna let a murderer walk
just to win a case.

Aren't you pretty famous
for doing exactly that?

Okay, wait, here she comes.

Here she comes. Here she comes.

Little something for you boys.

Good luck in there.

Pay day.
That has to be intentional.

You never know with her.

The evidence will show that this
crime was an absolute tragedy.

It was a tragedy
for the meyer-faria family.

It was also a tragedy
for Russell faria,

hardworking father
to two stepdaughters

who may not have been
his daughters by blood,

but he raised them
as if they were his own.

Leah: "I just got home
from my friend's house,

and my wife killed herself."

That's what the defendant said

when he saw his wife lying
dead with 56 stab wounds in her.

Can't believe they put us
all in here together.

In fact, you'll hear him wailing

to the 911 operator,
trying to convince himself

that he didn't
just kill his wife.

Okay, your honor, objection.

She can't make arguments
in her opening statement.

I'll withdraw.

Drink this. Here.

You gotta keep
a clear head up there.

Leah: This is not
your average game.

I'm not talking about poker.

Not talking about pool
or bowling.

No, this is a game

where grown men

project their fantasies by
ripping the heads off of wizards

and gutting their opponents
like fish,

all while drunk
and smacked off pot.

Your honor.

Are you gonna object to my
entire opening statement?

If you keep saying
objectionable things, yeah.

Counselors, let's just move on.

You'll hear evidence that
the defendant was well aware

that Betsy had three
insurance policies totaling...

Objection. I'm asking for a
mistrial based on that statement.

May we approach?

The state cannot bring up
insurance policies' existence,

yet keep us from arguing
about the policies being changed.

You just ruled
that that was inadmissible.

No, that's a
mischaracterization of my order.

No, that's what you said.
No, no, no.

No, I'm saying that
the policies go to motive.

When Russ found out that Betsy
gave Pam the policy, he snapped.

You have no proof
to support that claim.

Your honor, mistrial.

Let's just dial down
the melodrama, okay?

The court will not
be granting a mistrial.

Ms. Askey, are you ready
to call your first witness?

Thank you.

What was that all about?

Well, they're taking away
all of our defenses.

Let's just hope you were right
about your daughter.

How do you know the defendant?

He's my dad.

Well, he... he raised me.

So he's your stepfather.

Can you identify him?

He's over there in the middle.

Wearing a gray suit.

Let the record reflect that the
witness has identified the defendant.

So your mother
married your stepfather

when you were five.

How would you describe
the family dynamic?

Mom and dad bickered a lot.

Sometimes it was funny,
like a grumpy old couple.

But sometimes they'd fight.

Can you describe what you
mean by "sometimes they'd fight"?

They cussed at each other,

and they yelled
across the house a lot.

Was your stepdad's cursing
directed at your mother?

Yeah.

Leah: Anyone else?

He, uh... he cussed
at me and my sister, too.

Joel, that landed.

Should we be doing something?

No, not yet.

Were you ever fearful
of Russ' temper?

At times, yeah.

Nothing further.

Hey, you hang in there,
all right?

All right, that's gonna be
the worst of it.

How'd it go?

Did you tell them
about the yelling?

Dad... let him go.

Let him go.

Dad.

All you did was tell the truth.

God knows.

Hey.

Your mom would be
so proud of you.

What happened?

Leah doesn't need me.

Schwartz is too scared
to call me up.

Oh, he's a son of a bitch.

Yeah.

You know, he's trying to act
like my car wasn't in my driveway

when I called Janet and Betsy.

That dummy should know.

We can track any phone.

Yeah, you can.

Yeah.

You're gonna kill it up there.

Thanks for being so cool
through all this.

Yeah. It's been hard.

Kind of stuff that keeps you
up at night, you know?

And I already got a bad back.

Ugh, this whole thing's
been a mess.

Not that you didn't do
a great job.

Really.

Really great.

But now I'm gonna...

I got it from here.

Detective merkel...

You stated there was blood

all over the living room,
but none on the defendant.

Is that unusual?

I wouldn't say
that it's unusual,

but it's something
that gave me pause.

Leah: Could he
have washed it off?

It's very possible.

Calls for speculation.

I'll rephrase.

Did you look for blood

that could have been washed up
after Betsy was murdered?

We did. And what did you find?

We found that blood had been
cleaned up at the scene, in the kitchen.

How do you know this?

Luminol photos were taken
at the scene.

Those photos indicated
the perpetrator cleaned up.

Objection, your honor.

We've never seen these photos.

Nothing further.

When you reviewed
the so-called photos

in question,
uh, what did they show?

Absolutely nothing.

Absolutely nothing.

And why is that?

The camera malfunctioned.

So there is no actual proof
of a cleanup.

The photos were damaged, but I saw
the blood reaction to the luminol solution,

and there was blood
in the kitchen.

Joel: So there is no proof.

Chris: Mr. Schwartz...
Joel: There's no proof.

Mr. Schwartz, I suggest
you just move on.

And you sent officers to confirm
the alibis of Sean Walker...

Leah: Objection. Hearsay.

I'm asking what he sent
the officers to do.

But also what they learned,
so, actually, double hearsay.

Are you... kidding me?

Enough, Mr. Schwartz. Enough.

I won't hesitate
to hold you in contempt.

Okay, your honor...
Okay, that's it.

Thatslunch.

My god, that was brutal.

Askey really put a dent
in the soddi defense.

Swanson. Mike wood.

Hey.

You're working in Troy?

Da's office. Nothing major.

Dui jockey, parking tickets.

I'm here on the faria case.

Uh, Mike, this is Joel Schwartz.

I know.

I actually watched it all
go down.

Yeah, down's the word.

I'll let you guys
tend to your wounds.

Good luck.

Hey. Nice to meet you, Mike.
Good to see you.

Mike went to law school

with one
of my fraternity brothers.

He's a good guy.

Oh, small world.

Small town.

Are you okay?

Yeah.

That reporter was right, though.

I have represented
some very bad people.

Okay, but you're not now.

Don't they say every defense
attorney's gotta do one good thing?

My one good thing.

We should get back to strategy.

How to get through Pam hupp.

All right, we sink her...

We sink askey.

All right, we know
she's gonna lie, right?

So we have to hold her
to one story.

Yeah, it's not easy.

I mean, she's created
this entire web of lies.

Everyone is caught in it.

Yeah, well, not us.

No sir.

Narrator: Funny thing
about spider webs,

they're deceptive.

People think a web is there
to catch the prey

when the web is really there
to protect the spider.

The prosecution calls
Pamela hupp to the stand.

So Betsy came over one day
complaining about gaining weight.

Her stomach was real bloated.

I didn't think it was fat.

I told her...
That's a sign of cancer.

So you were the one that
told her to go to the doctor.

Mmm. What?

Shh.

Thank you.

Yeah. Correct.

And that's when she found out

that the cancer came back
in her liver.

She didn't take itwell.

And I knew
she was gonna need me,

so I made sure
to be by her side,

keeping her busy, even when
I could barely drive.

You could barely drive?
Why is that?

I'm disabled.

I lost some disks.

Got a plate in my neck

and a tens unit

to stimulate the nerves
down my left leg.

But I'm fine.

Doing great.

Had to, for bets.

Leah: And while you were
getting to know Betsy,

did you spend any time
with her husband?

Um, I'd go over
to her house a lot,

um, and he'd be there sometimes,

hanging out, smoking.

The defendant would smoke in front
of his wife who was dying of cancer?

I've never smoked around Pam.

She couldn't name
the brand I use.

She hardly knows me. Okay, okay.

Don't worry,
I'll get her on cross.

Pam: It's one of the reasons
me and my husband, Mark,

never socialized with him.

And Betsy...

She was afraid.

Oh, boy.

He could be scary at times.

But I stuck around, for Betsy.

You testified
that Russ was degrading,

but you told officers
that you didn't know him well,

and that you'd
only met him three times.

Mmm. I don't know.

Probably.

So you didn't
tell officers that?

Oh, I'm not saying that,
I just...

I just don't remember.

Don't forget, you know,
brain injury over here.

Joel: Would it refresh
yourrecohecfion

if I showed you the statement
you gave police?

No, itwouldn't.

What if I played you the
recording with you on it?

Pam: Well, if you said
I said it, that's fine.

Alls I'm saying is that Betsy
talked about it all the time.

Everyone knew.

Let's jump ahead to the night
of Betsy's murder.

You took her home, even though
she told you she didn't need a ride?

I'm sorry, what is the question?

I'll rephrase.

Hours before Betsy's death,

you volunteered to drive her
to her home in Troy.

No. She asked me.

Joel: She didn't tell you
she already had a ride?

She asked me, could I take
her, and then she would tell Russ.

Joel: I'm sorry, I'm just
trying to make this make sense.

So you drove
to Betsy's mother's house,

found out
she didn't need a ride,

but you took her home anyway.

What, were you trying
to track her down?

"Track her down"?

I knew she was at her mom's.

I didn't have to track her down.

So when you got
to Betsy's house,

you knew what time it was
because you made a call

to your husband
at 7:04 pm, correct?

Mmm-hmm. Betsy wanted to chat.

They hadn't talked in a while.

Mmm-hmm, and you stayed
for, what, 20 minutes?

Not sure.

Well, initially,
you told police that...

That you never went
in the house.

Not what I said.

Did you go in the house?
Yes or no?

No, I did go in the house.

Well, then you changed
your story.

No. No.
I didn't change my story.

I just didn't remember
at the time.

I mean...

My friend was just murdered.

So I told them
the real story later.

The real story.

Mrs. Hupp, what do you remember?

I don't know.

I feel like you're trying to get me to
say something that I don't remember.

Your honor, this feels personal.

Look, I'm simply questioning
Mrs. Hupp's inconsistencies,

something nobody else has done

even though she was the
last person to see Betsy alive.

Leah: This is
improper impeachment.

Joel: This is not impeachment.
These are her words. It's what she said.

He's trying to blame her.

Yeah, Mr. Schwartz,
I'm gonna ask you

to please refrain
from bullying the witness.

Ms. Hupp is not on trial.

Okay, fine.

Mrs. Hupp, a few more questions.

On December 23rd,

four days before Betsy's murder,

she made you the beneficiary
of a life insurance policy

that had been in Russ' name
for eight years.

Objection, it's been decided

counselcannotquesfion Mrs. Hupp

regarding insurance policies.

Where's the line
of questioning going here?

It's an offer of proof.

It is no different
than askey suggesting

Russ' connection to the policy,

if I could just get
a little bit of latitude here.

Okay, fine.

In the interest of balance,
I'll consider it.

Okay. Okay.

Oh, uh, but I just...

I want to hear it first before deciding
ifthejury's gonna hear it, okay?

I just want to hear it first.

Uh, ladies and gentlemen
of the jury,

the court will now excuse you
for just a brief moment

while the defendant here
provides me with an offer of proof.

Thank you.

Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.

What you got?

I submit defendant's exhibit c.

Mmm-hmm. That is a
copy of the adjusted policy.

Mrs. Hupp, why did Betsy
make you the beneficiary

on the policy instead of
somebody in her own family?

Betsy wanted to make sure
her daughters got the money,

and she couldn't trust Russ
to do that.

Why did you tell
the insurance company

to give Betsy's daughters
no money

because "Lily was on drugs

and Mariah had blown
money away before"?

Pam: Say that again?

Joel: You said
that Lily was on drugs

and Mariah had blown
money away before.

No. No. No, no, no, no.

Not how I worded it.

I have a business record
proving that these are your words.

I'm going through menopause.

And it's been a long time.

I cannot tell you every detail
of everything that I said.

Joel: Your honor...
But I didn't say that.

It is Paramount that the jury
hears these answers.

It will show that the wrong
person is on trial here.

Mr. Schwartz, I just don't see
the connection to Ms. Hupp.

The state has questioned her.

They found no motive.
No evidence.

I think it's unnecessary,
and honestly, I think

it's just a little unfair
to keep pointing the finger

at somebody
who's not even a suspect.

All right.

Let the record show
that I'd asked for a mistrial.

Did she have that limp before?

No, she did not.

What you heard in there...
You lied to us.

Wasn't true.
I didn't lie to you.

I didn't. It's just...

I didn't tell you the truth
to save your feelings.

Just give us our money, Pam.

Or we'll sue you. Listen, okay?

I promised your mom that
I would look after you girls,

and that's what I'm doing.

Hand to god.

We'll believe you
once we get our money.

Excuse me.

What am I supposed to do?

I set up that trust,
and now they want to sue me.

That won't look good.

Not for anyone.

I'll take care of it.

What happened
to all the peanuts?

They keep eating
all the peanuts.

You know, you keep
feeding them like that,

they'll never go away.

Why would I ever want them
to go away?

Right.

Oh, you were so great
on the stand.

You're such a tough girl.

And, oh, I just can't believe
I'm seeing it.

It's all live.
It's just like a movie.

And it's all
anybody's talking about.

And dateline is here.

Yeah. Oh, yeah?

This lady came up to me,
Cathy something.

She gave me her card.

Was she wearing a suit?

Yes. She is a big-time producer.

They're making a whole show
about Betsy.

She's very sweet,

and she asked me
aboutyoutoo. What'd you tell her?

Just that you were
Betsy's best friend, and...

And I'm sure
she's gonna reach out to you.

Wow!

All these people
asking questions

that are none of their business.

And you keep talking to 'em.

Well... so, you excited
about closing arguments?

No. I did my part.

Oh, okay. Well...

Can't let my squirrels go hungry

because, you know, bushy tail
is always stealing

skinny tail's share,
so I'll see you later.

Narrator: It's hard to know
when you've stepped

on a land mine with Pam hupp.

The explosion may take its time.

How do you know Russell faria?

We met playing games
about 15 years ago.

Every Tuesday at my place.

Playing games? What do you mean?

Card games, board games.

Warhammer, dungeons & dragons,
witch warriors.

Can you explain those a little?

Role-playing games.

I'm an elf king.

Russ was an Archer monk.

He could fly.

Tell me about December 27th.

Well, we finally attacked
the lord of entropy.

We had some beers,

smoked a little you-know-what.

We spoke to the police
three times,

together and separately.

And your story
has never changed?

Notonce.

I can guarantee you

between the hours
of6:00 and 9:00 pm,

Russ was at my place,

sitting next to the five of us.

Greg chatton.

I am a
computer forensic specialist,

qualified as an expert
in cellular mapping.

We were able to track
the defendant's phone

because a cell phone
will connect

to the tower
with the strongest signal.

From those towers, we
can approximate his location.

And at 9:09 pm,
Russell faria's phone

was at least ten miles
from his home.

And you were able to put him
at or near the arby's

at the time
of the time-stamped receipt?

Yes.

The way I see it,

he can't be two places
at one time,

okay, let's just take
a brief recess

before hearing
closing arguments.

Just a little further.

Man 2: Let it hurt
you can do it.

Man 2: You're so close!

I can't believe
Joel's gonna rest

his entire case
on four man-babies.

Look at them.

Save me those pretzels, baby.

Save me those pretzels.

Man versus machine,
battle of the ages.

She's realizing she blew it.

I don't really think she
has that in her character.

Oh, come on. She made
Russ look like a killer,

she kept us away from Pam,

but she never told us
how he could have done it.

She never touched
the alibi witnesses,

never explained
the arby's receipt,

game night, any of it.

She never told a cohesive story.

That is reasonable doubt 100%,
and she knows it.

Leah: For the last three days,

we have heard all about
Betsy faria's death.

But for just a minute,

I want to talk to you
about her life.

Who was Betsy?

She was a mom.

She had two daughters.

She loved music,
and she loved to dj.

Joel: Let's talk about proof.

She talked about
reasonable doubt.

Let's not go
to reasonable doubt, not yet.

Proof.

Who else was Betsy faria?

I think she was a victim
of domestic violence.

We heard from her daughters,

we heard from her
close friend, Pam hupp,

that there were
a lot of arguments,

profanity, disrespect.

That's just the shred of what
we got to see into her life.

There were no wounds on Russ.

There wasn't even a scratch.

He had no blood on his hands,

no blood underneath
his fingernails, nothing.

He's cunning.

He made all these stops
to establish an alibi.

But I am here to tell you
that nothing is what it seems.

We know that Russ went
to the pet store.

And thanks
to a time-stamped receipt,

confirmed by cell phone data,

we know that he simply
didn't have enough time

to get his food, to drive home,

to murder his wife,
to take a shower,

call the police.

It is impossible.

Leah: I think he got a steak
knife from his own kitchen,

I think he stood over his
wife, and he stabbed her.

This was personal.

But then he got careless.

He took a shower,
getting rid of any evidence.

He thought of everything.

It was perfectly staged,

except the slippers.

He forgot about the slippers
when he stepped in her blood.

Joel: Don't be fooled
by these slippers.

There was no blood
on the bottom of the slippers,

only on the top, as if
they were dipped in blood.

And there was a lot of blood
at the residence,

but not one iota
on the defendant.

And why wasn't there
any blood on his clothes?

I don't think
he was wearing clothes.

And folks, I am gonna tell you
that I don't think

this stabbing was suicide
or even looked like one.

Today, you saw
four people testify

that they were with Russ
at the time of the murder.

Now that, that's proof.

Sure.

Russ went home to Troy.

But then I submit to you

that Sean Walker went
to the arby's, not Russ.

Walker got the receipts.

He drove to Russell's in Troy.

They exchanged phones.

They all text.

They coordinate,

making sure the
defendant's alibi is sealed.

Your honor, she just accused four
people of being complicit to a murder

without a sliver of evidence.

This goes to planning,
accomplices.

Yeah, I'm gonna allow it.

I think he had help.

They all helped him kill Betsy.

They were all in on it.

What do you think
it feels like to be

one of these
four right now, huh?

At home just hanging out,
playing board games,

and then some desperate person
accuses you

of being an accomplice
to a murder.

That is insane.
That is absolutely insane.

We have video. We have receipts.

We have eyewitnesses.

Shame on anybody
who'sjudging Russ.

Shame on anyone
who's judging Russ' grief.

Shame, shame, shame.

Leah askey has no proof

that connects Russ
to Betsy's murder.

Russ could not be
in two places at one time.

Find him not guilty, please,

because he's an innocent man.

Thank you.

Well, it's in
the jury's hands now.

Woman: Would the defendant
please rise to receive the verdict?

"As to count one, we the jury

"find Russell faria guilty of
murder in the first degree."

Man: No!

"We declare the punishment
for murder in the first degree...

Yes!

"Is imprisonment for life
without the eligibility for parole.

"As to count two, we the jury

"find Russell faria guilty
of armed criminal action."

Man: We love you, Russ.

Come on, let's get out of here.

Mr. Schwartz.

Cathy singer.
We spoke on the phone?

Oh, I'm sorry we couldn't
give you much of a story.

Well, I actually think
there's something here.

I'm gonna stick around a bit.

Well, that's good.

'Cause we're not done.

We're not?

I can't imagine Russ is gonna
get a fair trial in this town,

but I am not gonna quit
until he's free.

All right? Have a good day.

Man: We'll start
from the top down.

Your brow position
is reasonably good.

Good to know.

And then we'll clean up
your upper and lower eyelids.

And some structural fat grafting
in your cheeks and t-zone area.

And last, it's your neck.

This will take the most work,

but we want it to be consistent.

I like consistence.

I want all of me to look
as good as the rest of me.

When do I pay?

There's a $2,500 deposit.

The front desk
will explain everything.

Hey, it's Pamela hupp.

Man: Can you give me
your name one more time?

H-u-p-p. Yeah.

I set up a trust
for the daughters

of Betsy faria...

Narrator: Pam wasn't one
to leave a stone left unturned.

Or an itch left unscratched.

I'd like to transfer the balance
to my personal checking.

Man: All of it?
Yeah, the whole thing.

Man: Okay, I'll have to
put you on hold for a second.

Sure, I can hold.

Narrator: Sure, she could hold.

Narrator: For how long?