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We are in a verdict watch here at Crime Stories as we wait for the Sean Cohn's jury to hand down a verdict.

Let's go straight to the courthouse standing by Lauren Conlon, investigative reporter, host of Pop Crime TV.

Lauren, thank you for being with us.

What exactly happened?

Mark Agnipelow's closing argument had a much different style than the governments.

He spoke to the jury, kind of like he was talking to a friend. He really

thanked them for their time. And his first really big statement here was, this case or this

trial is the tale of two trials, told by the mouths of the witnesses, text messages, videos, and evidence. That's one trial.

The second trial is different. The second trial is told by the mouths of the prosecutors.

And he also went on to say that this case is so very badly exaggerated. What do you see from evidence?

You see personal use of drugs.

You see personal nights with girlfriends, nothing else.

And the prosecutors have charged this man with the most complicated charge on the books here.

Rico.

So he, again, he goes into a lot of different detail. And he goes

out of order a bit with the charges. He went over the kidnapping predicate and then skipped over

to the arson predicate before he finished the kidnapping predicate. So I think for some of us, it was a little tough to follow.

But, and really the points he was trying to make on a lot of these, the kidnapping, for example,

he really tried to disprove Capricorn Clark saying that Sean Colmes had a gun.

And he said, look, I'll give you five reasons why he didn't have a gun.

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