4-1-year-old Henry Sigerah wearing a navy blue sport coat, a light blue collared shirt,

a purple and black plaid tie and glasses took the stand on November 13, 2019.

At times, his testimony was metter-affacked and other times contentious.

Henry Sigerah was being tried for the murder of Brandy Peters and her three children, one

of whom was his three-year-old son, Javante.

Prosecutors believe he was the sole killer, but Henry's defense says he's completely innocent.

Six days after Henry would take the stand, a November 19, 2019, he would leave the courtroom

after his trial concluded, but was he a free man or would he be escorted by deputies?

In part one, I went over the prosecution's case against Henry Sigerah.

Here's what we learned.

On November 20, 2010, first responders responded to a home on Saddle Creek Run in Tallahassee,

Florida.

Inside was the body of Brandy Peters by the entrance of the home, and the bodies of her three children

inside the bathtub in the main bathroom.

Brandy had been shot multiple times, and then beaten with at least one object that according

to a prosecution expert could have been a gun.

The type of gun prosecutors believe was used was a 32-caliber, although the actual murder

weapon has never been found.

One of Brandy's daughters was shot, and her other two children drowned.

According to prosecutors, they believe the murders occurred on November 19, the night

before they were found, between 6.53 pm and 8.21 pm.

In their case, prosecutors presented evidence that Henry Sigerah had lied to investigators,

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