I wasn't able to decide on his guilt either, but it never seemed that the prosecutor's defense was strong enough to convict him. The fact that his neighbor in Germany (who looked disturbingly like his wife) died from falling down the stairs twenty years earlier was hard to ignore, but all the evidence seemed overly circumstantial.

I couldn't get that assistant DAs voice out of my head for days, "This is HARD CORE pornography!" and "They were doing things ev-ery which way!"

It was an interesting insight to how prosecutors will use character to try a defendant, and leverage flaws in character to sway a jury, regardless of its relevance to the case.

I did giggle a little every time they said blow poke...