 At five in the morning, she showed up, saw he was still dead, and then won in the motion. But they don't have enough to prove murder. At the most, it would have been involuntary manslaughter, which she might end up getting convicted of. And I think the ridiculous thing is, if she did do that, she probably could have got a plea deal for a lot less than she spent, and then also not ruined 30 people's lives in the process. But we'll see what happens. It could be a hung jury, and