Ligoture marks on her neck, bruising on her inner thighs. Rape kit's been sealed and sent to your lab. >> When will she be able to talk? >> She's in a coma. Neurology has been called in to take a look. >> So, you don't know when. >> Or if she presented with anxic brain injury >> from the strangling. >> Well, that's one possibility. >> What's the other? >> An allergic reaction to demoral. We found trace amounts of it in her blood. >> Are you sure? Because we didn't find any pills in her place. >> How about a syringe? >> Dr. Bruise here. Right in the middle there's a needle mark. The demoral was injected. >> We were just talking the other day how hard it is to meet people. What hospital is she at? >> Mercy. >> Oh, I should get flowers. >> She's in a coma. >> Oh, well I mean still. I mean Cecilia wakes up and there's nobody there. Oh, this is so awful. >> This her sister? >> Yeah. Uh Julie, her kid's sister. >> Any idea where we can find her? >> Well, Cecilia said she passed away a few years ago. >> Yes, you're right. I lied. I was stalling you so I could talk to my lawyer. I learned my lesson about dealing with you people. >> What lesson's that? That we're as stupid as we look. >> I've been through this circus before when Julie disappeared. >> That's where you learned a lie. >> There. That's what I mean. You just twist everything. >> I can. You don't have to get into it. I'm okay. Just ask your question. >> Just want to verify a few things now. You said you hadn't seen Miss Null since you moved to the city, >> right? >> Well, she told the detective in Queens that she ran into you uh about a month ago. Okay, sure. Um, on my lunch hour, it was in Midtown. >> What'd you talk about? >> Nothing. I tried to be polite and get away from her as fast as I could. She's still laboring under the delusion I killed Julie. >> A lot of people had that delusion. >> Next question. >> We read the investigator's reports on Julie Gorum. The one thing everyone remarked on was your temper. >> You trying to bait me? >> Just stating the facts. You have a thin skin. That's why Julie was breaking up with you. That's why she came down to New York. >> That's according to Cecilia. The truth is we were making a fresh start. I had the hotel room ready. I had champagne, flowers. She never got to the hotel. >> And that's according to you. >> It's what happened. >> They have a record of her getting on the plane, Ken. What? She jumped out over Pipsy. >> Damn it. I didn't kill her. >> See, it still gets to you, doesn't it? You thought you had it all put behind you when you came down from Albany and bang, you run into the big sister. >> I got better things to do than worry about a crazy woman. >> A guy like you, I don't think you'd just walk away from it. You wanted to reason with her, you know, have a little sit down, bury the hatchet. >> There was no reasoning with her. >> But you tried anyway, didn't you? You met up with her at the bar at the Swanson Hotel. >> Maybe you didn't get the satisfaction you wanted. You went home. You stewed about it. >> No. No. >> When you went to her place, you gave her some bull and she let you in. >> That's enough. >> And you did to her just what you did to her sister, DIDN'T YOU? >> NO. I NEVER LAID A HAND ON HER. >> I KNOW MY RIGHTS. I KNOW WHERE I STAND. I'VE TALKED TO THEM AS MUCH AS I HAVE TO. I'M LEAVING. NEXT time you want to talk to him, you better bring a subpoena or a warrant. >> We found one pubic hair that didn't belong to her. There's no route. You can forget about DNA. >> Next time we'll take our bad news over the phone. >> Well, there is some good news. Two drops of seminal fluid on the top sheet. Very small drops. >> Tadpoles in the fluid. >> Well, enough for a DNA sample. Uh, there's also a drop on the carpeting next to the bed. >> Yeah. A drop here, a drop there. The guy tried to clean up after himself. >> No, there was spermicide in the fluid. More likely he used a condom than uh had some spilloff when he removed it. >> Let's start with this DWI in Albany in Cecilia's neighborhood. >> I was nowhere near her. >> You were drunk. You might not remember. >> I was not drunk. I take painkillers. >> Scotch always killed my pain. >> For my back, I take demorall. >> Demoral? Your fiance is a doctor. Is that right? >> An oncologist. What does that have to be? >> In her office, she keeps swabs, syringes, things like that. >> Yes, of course. What are you writing? >> You and your fiance use condoms. >> What the hell? >> He's not going to answer that. >> Isn't he curious as to why we're asking? >> Yes, I am. Whoever raped Cecilia used a condom. Except some of his little guys got away from him, like on the rug, on the bed. That's why we took your blood, Taylor. >> That doesn't concern me one bit. >> We're giving you the straight dope. Let's move on. >> Sorry to interrupt. We have the blood test results, Mr. Taylor. Your DNA matches what we found at the scene. >> Boo. You should have been a little more careful when you took off your party hat. >> It's not possible. >> OJ or no OJ? Your DNA don't lie, my ma'am. >> Would you like to make a statement at this time, Mr. Taylor? >> It is not possible. >> I'll take that as a no. Mr. Garnett, I've notified the DA's office. We're ready to take your client over for arraignment. >> This can't be happening. CHARLES, DO SOMETHING. >> YEAH, COUNSELOR, why don't you click your heels three times and say there's no place like home? [music] Cecilia approached me at the swans and a couple of weeks before. I wasn't the first girl that she talked to. She told me that this guy Taylor had been bothering her and that she wanted to get something on him. She knew he called the escorts. She said she'd paid me to find out which service. >> Is this something you've done before? No, but I know girls who have done it for wives, girlfriends. [snorts] I called some bookers I knew. I got the information Cecilia wanted and then she offered me more money to arrange to meet him >> and to get a semen sample. >> Yeah. I made sure he used a condom and I gave it to her the next day. Did she say what she was going to do with it? >> She told me Taylor killed her sister. She said she was going to [music] make him pay for it. [music] Mr. McCoy wants you to put your brains on autopilot to blindly accept that of course Ken Taylor had a bad temper. Of course, Julie was breaking up with him. Of course, she landed at LaGuardia. Of course, he killed her and dumped her body in his barn. Of course. Of course. Mr. McCoy doesn't want you to concern yourself with another perfectly reasonable theory that it was Cecilia Nolles who was jealous of Julie Gorum who killed her, took her place on the plane, took the sailbag from the boat, and buried her in Mr. Taylor's barn. And Cecilia did this because she was obsessed with my client. She wanted to possess him, control him. >> Where's the proof? I wanted you to hear what she told her therapist, but Mr. McCoy had those records suppressed. >> Objection. Facts, not evidence. >> Mr. Garnett, you've made your point. Move on. Cecilia Nolles set out to frame my client. And at work, she fooled Mr. McCoy. He's as much a victim of her minations as my client. >> Your honor, >> it's summation, Mr. McCoy. He's allowed to argue his case. Go on. >> Ladies and gentlemen, this isn't the first time Mr. McCoy has been fooled by Cecilia. He doesn't want you to know, but she's done this before. >> Objection. Facts, not in evidence. >> Sustained. Wrap it up, Mr. Garnett. >> That's not good enough. sidebar. Your honor, >> denied. Mr. Garnett, >> he's bringing up facts not aduced to trial. I want, your honor, to instruct the jury to >> Sit down, Mr. McCoy. >> Your honor, made rulings. The people relied on them. I want his summation stricken from the record. >> I'll do no such thing. >> Your honor, you're leaving us with no remedy. If you won't uphold your own rulings, >> be quiet, Mr. McCoy. Now, sit down. So, even if you don't believe Cecilia Nolles killed her own sister, you must admit it's possible she did. And that's reasonable doubt. Cecilia Nolles isn't here today because, as you know, she's in a coma. You haven't been told why she's in a coma. Mr. Garnett alluded to the reason. I'm going to tell you why. >> Objection. She did it in a desperate crazed attempt >> sustained >> to call attention to the fact that Mr. Taylor had gotten away with the murder of her sister. >> I said sustained. Mr. McCoy, >> she was so convinced of his guilt, she was ready to put herself in jeopardy to see this vicious killer brought to trial. >> Mr. McCoy, >> while she lies in a hospital bed, this court has seen fit to allow the defense to speculate ABOUT HER STATE OF MIND. That's enough. >> And hold her up as a psy for Mr. Taylor. And since this court doesn't have the guts to protect the rights of the weak and voiceless, >> you're in contempt, Mr. McCoy. >> It's for the jury to see justice done. And justice in this case is holding Ken Taylor and only Ken Taylor responsible for the death of Julie Gor. >> That's it. I am declaring an immediate mistrial. >> Oh, yo, your honor. >> Sit down, Mr. Garnett. You open the door for this. Heat. [music] Heat.