The hosts discuss two different reactions to an emergency situation, and whether Melissa's treatment was unfair towards the speaker. They also joke about dating and whether a failed attempt constitutes attempted murder, followed by an advertisement for Vonage's customer communication services.
She pushed the gun away, grabbed her purse. She was a psychopath. She's basically doing lawyer cosplay, essentially.
Detectives investigating a murder case find it important to talk to the victim's close personal connections, such as their best friend, to discover their habits and rule out any potential suspects with bad blood. In this case, detectives interviewed the victim's co-worker and best friend to gather more information.
In this episode, a suspect tells a story of how he accidentally caused the death of someone while being interrogated by detectives who try to get him to confess.
The speaker shares a story of responding to a call about a gunshot and finding an old man with a wooden lawn chair in the backyard who had fired a firearm within 500 feet of his residence, violating the law in Livingston, Paris. He explains how seeing the consequences of such actions can deter others from doing the same.
Attorneys present evidence and testimonies suggesting that Brenda Delgado had motives behind her actions to kill her ex-boyfriend, Jonathan. Brenda's family argued that the evidences were circumstantial as Brenda's action on the day of Jonathan's death doesn't justify her role in the murder.