I don't need your love, I don't need your love

Captain, we have reached the point of we are at a trial. Now we're not going to go through

the whole trial, but there were certainly plenty of highlights. It's interesting to note

that Kyler appeared at trial looking clean cut in a dark suit, almost appearing respectable.

In earlier proceedings, he was wearing rady clothing, long hair, and showing off tattoos

and piercings. While this was a part of the defense's strategy.

The prosecution painted Kyler as a vengeful, irrational, jealous young man who became

lethally violent with women who rejected him, saying he killed both Jessica and Cara because

he could not stand to see them moving on to other men. And he confessed to six people

over the years they said. The bodies of the women were found on private property owned

by a family that Kyler was very familiar with. He had been in a band with one of the family

members and had visited their farm often. The prosecution presented Cara's case first.

Ronda was the first witness, talking about Cara and her concerns about Kyler, how he

was abusive and how Cara wrote a poem about being afraid of Kyler, which Ronda had found

in her room after she disappeared. Ronda read it out loud. It said, I want to go back,

but we have seen too much bad. Pressing charges on the one I love, scared of the person

I used to love. I'm through. She also discussed her daughter's protection order against Kyler.

Other witnesses included friends of Cara's, who testified about her volatile relationship

with Kyler, his possessiveness, and the abuse that left visible bruising on Cara and

how they had counseled her to leave him.

Well, in the five years or so that we've been doing the show, we see this so much and

we hear about so much abuse and relationships, especially men towards women. This should

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