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and love your support. You don't know for certain whether the gun was

opened or the cartridges manipulated prior to that photo being taken. I do not. Didn't have

toxicology, didn't have ballistics, didn't have medical records. I was very confident and 14 years

later I'm even more so confident. And so there's a difference between innocent and not guilty.

I have no idea if she's innocent. I truly believe she's not guilty.

I'm Aaron Moriarty 48 hours. This is married to death Part 4.

In March of 2003, 57-year-old David Leith was found dead at his Tennessee home of what at first

appeared to be a suicide. But when the evidence did not up to investigators, his wife Rainella

Leith was charged with his murder. She was actually tried three times. The first ended with a

hung jury. The second trial, Rainella Leith was convicted, but that conviction was overturned.

Her third trial began in May of 2017. And this time we were in the courtroom. And that's where we

pick up the story in Part 4 of married to death. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, good afternoon.

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