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S1, EP69 "Closing Arguments"Premeditated was the theme in the State's closing arguments to the jury. Lead prosecutor Taren Brast laid out her theory on how a marital separation between Ali Abulaban and his wife, Ana, led him to fatally shoot at close range her and her friend, Rayburn Barron. How bad had things gotten between Ali and Ana? According to the State, Ali had to write himself notes not to abuse his wife. This was just days before the double murder.
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S1, EP70 "Premeditated Murder Vs. Heated Passion"According to the prosecution team, Ali Abulaban did not just have a plan to kill his estranged wife and her suspected lover, but he also had a plan to get his five-year-old daughter and flee town after committing the double homicide. The lead prosecutor played back video of the fatal gunshots back to the jury. Later, the defense delivered their closing arguments. They were pushing for voluntary manslaughter in the shooting deaths because they occurred out of heated passion.
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S1, EP71 "Cocaine-Binge Heat Of Passion"The toxic marriage fueled by constant domestic violence, emotional manipulation and verbal abuse eventually exploded into double homicide. But instead of a murder plot carried out by a jealous, controlling husband, Ali Abulaban's defense claimed the murders occurred out of a cocaine-binged heat of passion. In the Defense's closing arguments, Ali's attorney claimed that he was growing more mental unstable as his fame was rising on social media to the point that he became a raging coke addict.
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S1, EP72 "Reason Versus Emotion"The Defense walked the jury through the day Ana Abulaban and her friend, Rayburn Barron, were both shot and killed. Their version of events differed from the State's theory. Ali's defense attempted to bring in nuance between this troubling marriage which could better enlighten jurors about what led up to the two murders. According to the State in their rebuttal to the jury, lies and blames were the defendant's actions after he shot and killed two innocent victims.
Someone They Knew with Tamron Hall
S2, EP215 "The Good Doctor"On Halloween 1999, Dirk Greineder found his wife, Mabel, brutally beaten in their neighborhood park; when Greineder's account didn't fit with the evidence, investigators took a closer look at him; what they found suggested he had plenty to hide.
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S2, EP216 "Deadly Dance"In 1969, 15-year-old John McCabe excitedly left for a dance at a neighborhood hall; the discovery of his body in an abandoned lot launched an investigation that lasted 40 years and would turn childhood friends into bitter enemies.
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S2, EP217 "Teenage Terror and The East Mountain Murders"When three high-schoolers are gunned down in their car, police launch an investigation into why they came to such a violent end; ten years later, that investigation reaches a dramatic conclusion in an Albuquerque courtroom.
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S2, EP218 "The Alien Queen"Girly Chew had been worried about her safety; the investigation into her disappearance would take police into a world of aliens and reptiles, cancer cures and cannibalism, a world inhabited by a charismatic conman and his extra-terrestrial soul-mate.
Killer Girlfriend Murder Trial
"Another Look at the Autopsy Report"Ezra McCandless's defense team wanted another forensic pathologist to give jurors a second opinion on what the autopsy report said about the death of Alex Woodworth.
Killer Girlfriend Murder Trial
"Another Psychologist Brought In"The Defense's forensic pathologist was hired to re-examine Alex Woodworth's wounds from the deadly attack by Ezra McCandless with a pocket knife; her cross-examination continued.
Killer Girlfriend Murder Trial
S1, EP93 "The Brain Under Attack"According to the mental health doctor on the stand, not everyone facing a sexual assault fights back, but Ezra claims that she did fight back when Alex got on top of her in the back seat of her car with her own knife.
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"Explaining Brain Function"The defense brings in two mental health experts: one to explain the trauma Ezra McCandless faced and another to explain why she made misstatements to police following the fatal stabbing.
Killer Girlfriend Murder Trial
"Critiquing the Police Interview"The Defense's clinical psychologist did not hold back on his criticism of the lead detective who interviewed Ezra McCandless in the hours and days following Alex Woodworth's death.
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"Defense's Psychologist Is Cross-Examined"The defense attempts to show how the memory of a violent attack could be negatively affected or even suppressed; the prosecution has questions for the defense's psychologist.
Killer Girlfriend Murder Trial
"State's Rebuttal Case"The defense rests its case versus Ezra McCandless; their first witness rebuttal is against the lead detective who interviewed McCandless after she fatally stabbed Alex Woodworth.
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"Charge Conference"Both sides debated over jury instructions in the killer girlfriend murder trial; closing arguments were set to begin in the death of Alex Woodworth at the hands of Ezra McCandless.
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