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22 Hours: An American Nightmare Episode 10 – The Verdict

August 12, 2019, 3:10 PM

EPISODE 10: THE VERDICT

After six weeks, dozens of witnesses and hours of testimony, emotions were running when attorneys delivered their closing arguments. Then the United States vs. Daron Wint went to the jury. Some of the men and women who decided Daron’s fate take us inside the deliberation room as they weighed the evidence and came to a conclusion.

Looking for another episode?: Episode 1: The Fire | Episode 2: Taken Captive | Episode 3: The Money Drop | Episode 4: The Pizza Crust | Episode 5: ‘A Murder Trial is a Play’ | Episode 6: On the Stand | Episode 7: Cross | Episode 8: The Breakdown Q&A #1 | Episode 9: Brother vs. Brother | Episode 11: Life Without

<p>During closing arguments, prosecutors sought to clear up a few lingering questions for jurors. One of them: Why did the garage door appear to open and close as Daron approached and entered as two witnesses across the street said they saw? Lead prosecutor Laura Bach said the answer was simple — Daron was holding the garage door opener in his hand. Crime investigators found it on a little side-table right inside the house.</p>
During closing arguments, prosecutors sought to clear up a few lingering questions for jurors. One of them: Why did the garage door appear to open and close as Daron approached and entered as two witnesses across the street said they saw? Lead prosecutor Laura Bach said the answer was simple — Daron was holding the garage door opener in his hand. Crime investigators found it on a little side-table right inside the house. (Courtesy U.S. Attorney's Office)
Courtesy U.S. Attorney's Office
<p>Another question prosecutors tried to answer: Who was the man seen running from the burning Porsche? Laura Bach said the area around the church parking lot where the Porsche was found was known for &#8220;sketchy&#8221; activity&#8221; and suggested Daron could have paid someone to &#8220;get a bucket of gas&#8221; and set the Porsche on fire for him.</p>
Another question prosecutors tried to answer: Who was the man seen running from the burning Porsche? Laura Bach said the area around the church parking lot where the Porsche was found was known for “sketchy” activity” and suggested Daron could have paid someone to “get a bucket of gas” and set the Porsche on fire for him. (Courtesy U.S. Attorney's Office)
Courtesy U.S. Attorney's Office
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<p>During closing arguments, prosecutors sought to clear up a few lingering questions for jurors. One of them: Why did the garage door appear to open and close as Daron approached and entered as two witnesses across the street said they saw? Lead prosecutor Laura Bach said the answer was simple — Daron was holding the garage door opener in his hand. Crime investigators found it on a little side-table right inside the house.</p>
<p>Another question prosecutors tried to answer: Who was the man seen running from the burning Porsche? Laura Bach said the area around the church parking lot where the Porsche was found was known for &#8220;sketchy&#8221; activity&#8221; and suggested Daron could have paid someone to &#8220;get a bucket of gas&#8221; and set the Porsche on fire for him.</p>

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