It's November 2019 and I'm going to take you inside a courtroom in Tallahassee, Florida.

It's not the first time prosecutors are trying the defendant, 41-year-old Henry Segura

for murder.

His first trial back in July 2017 ended in a mischievous trial after 19 hours of juror

deliberations and now prosecutors were trying him again.

The state of Florida says that Henry Segura committed a horrible, brutal, unspeakable murder.

Ladies and gentlemen, when you put together the motive, the means to deception, the

opportunity, the DNA, you're left with one conclusion.

They say Henry murdered his son's mother, along with her three children, one of the children

being his son.

In November 20, 2010, Tallahassee police responded to a house on Saddle Creek Run after a neighbor

reported seeing blood when he went to knock on the door.

It was the home of 27-year-old Brandy Peters and her three children, six-year-old twins

Tamaya and Tanaya and three-year-old Javante.

All four were found deceased inside the house.

One month later, at a lake house on Lake Jefferson in Minnesota, Henry Segura was arrested

and charged with the murders.

At his retrial, prosecutor John Fuchs spoke to the jury for about 34 minutes in his opening

statements.

He succinctly laid out the evidence they were going to present against Henry and told

the jury that he was guilty, which would make him eligible for the death penalty if they

chose to convict him.

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