After over three weeks, somehow, some way,

Ian is found guilty of sexual assault in the first,

guilty of murder in the second, and guilty of kidnapping.

He is sentenced to life in prison for the murder conviction

and two 20-year sentences for kidnapping and sexual assault to run consecutively.

Sean is up next. As Ian and Frank have both now been convicted of Dana's murder,

Sean's fate seems almost predestined. Freedom often comes at a steep cost.

For Sean, the idea of pleading guilty

to a crime he didn't commit

is a bitter pill to swallow.

And his attorney, Keith Shigatomi,

is committed to doing whatever he can

to help Sean.

You don't really believe it's going to happen because it's like so fucking ridiculous that it...

That's how I felt. I felt it was fucking ridiculous that they even came after us.

It's like, it's fucking ridiculous.

You know, people talk about the defense, the defendant being presumed innocent.

That doesn't change unless and until the prosecution can prove guilt beyond the reason of doubt.

But in reality, people think that if you're arrested, you're guilty.

And so we deal with that in every case, regardless of it's, you know, on the front page news,

or it's something that nobody has ever heard of before and nobody really gives a shit about.

So that's just the reality.

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