On her deathbed, Adams wrote a letter implicating Carruth. The defense then claimed she was on pain killers. The prosecutors then claimed she also made the same accusations in the ambulance on the way to the hospital. Adams' note was not the only letter entered into evidence. Then there was the mother against daughter testimony with the daughter becoming the star witness for the prosecution while her mother made a case for the defense.
Court TV is where it's at.
When not showing live trial coverage, Court TV has trial analysis shows and news during the day and syndicated series in the evening. Grace analyzes the day's precedings as if she were announcing a World Series game. She's fun to watch, has interesting guests and because of her legal background, knows what she's talking about as well as being entertained. If you never had the opportunity to watch this show when it was in prime time, take the time now and if you were a fan, you'll be happy to know it is back. Closing arguments are scheduled to begin in the Carruth trial Monday morning, and if he is found guilty, the penalty phase will begin immediately since this is a death penalty trial.