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It was a very stressful situation, very emotional at times and an emotional trial from start to finish.
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He was a very prominent businessman, very successful. Generally to get in that kind of a
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position, you you have a pretty big ego. We had a camera. We started taking photos. She took a few of me. I took
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some of her. Leslie Müller took a fall and drowned. How that happened? No one knows except Fred
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Müller. You cannot fall that far without serious serious injuries. It's like it's just happened in slow
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motion in front. I mean, she falls like she just dove. Fred had a great story. I'm screaming
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her name. I'm hollering. She's moving with the current. I can't really see where I can get to her. I mean, he had
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details and drama and action. The defendant has asked people to believe what is impossible.
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I mean, there are so many inconsistencies in his story. I don't know if they just thought that
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we were going to be a bunch of ignorant hicks. There's no proof that someone's going to murder somebody. They're going
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to have a reason. We don't know these 12 people. They don't know us. They don't know my
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dad. He would have never hurt my mother in any way. During jury selection, we kind of heard
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that, oh, you know, he's got a new wife. And it's like, oh, aha. She basically rescued me from the pits
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of despair after Leslie died. I will tell you why I fell in love with Fred. His honesty, his integrity, his
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trustworthiness. There are 12 people in a room somewhere deciding my husband's fate.
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It was uh incredibly stressful. It's tough. They were there. They stared at us. you know, day after day.
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I think it was a lie. I think Fred Mueller is a master of deception. When I saw that photograph of Fred's
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face moments before the accident, I told myself he didn't kill her. Just because you don't find something
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doesn't mean it's not there.