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Shots rang out when off-duty Dallas police officer Amber Geiger found both

him Jean in her apartment, except it wasn't her apartment.

Defense attorneys would call it a tragic accident while prosecutors claimed the

shooting was murder.

I'm Vinny Polytan.

On this week's court TV podcast, we take you in for a

closer look at this case that sparked outrage across the country with an episode of

our original series, Judgment with Ashley Banfield. From the crime itself to the dramatic acts of

forgiveness at the end of this compelling trial, this is judgment of Amber Geiger.

This is the Court TV Podcast.

I'm going to I'm going to I heard moving around inside my apartment.

Just put the key into the key.

It's pushing the door open.

When I saw the silhouette standing back there, I yelled at him,

it's like, let me see your hands, let me see your hands.

I thought it was my apartment.

I was my apartment.

I was working.

I was working.

He's watching. Coming home from work on September 6th, 2018, off-duty Dallas police officer Amber Geiger, still in uniform,

and her department number 1478 of the south side flats, thinking it was her home.

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