A juror from the Chris Watts trial speaks out and reveals that the prosecution's argument for why Watts killed his family was not compelling. The police were simply hammering home what they thought to be the case.
In chapter four of The Case Against Curtis Flowers, host Madeleine Baran lays out the prosecution's case against Chris Johnson. The trial takes a toll on him as the prosecution introduce a surprising theory that it was a strategy by Chris to mislead authorities.
Despite a 10-2 vote in favor of acquittal, one juror was steadfast in his guilty vote, saying the accused will have to prove his innocence in court.
After 24 days of deliberations, the jury finally reached a verdict, which the speaker was waiting for eagerly.
Jason may be found guilty of second-degree murder instead of first-degree based on the judge's agreement with the state prosecutors. Jason awaits the verdict as he recalls encountering a spider during his long wait.