The Trial: A Murder in the Family

The jury are introduced to Simon Davis, accused of the murder of his estranged wife, Carla. Evidence given by a forensic examiner reveals that Carla was pregnant at the time of her death.

One of Carla's former work colleagues gives evidence, and Simon's ex-wife takes the stand to strengthen claims by the prosecution that he is capable of violence towards a sexual partner.

Carla's boyfriend, Lewis Skinner, gives evidence following claims that a former work colleague, Danny Mullen, spotted him in the area shortly before Carla's body was found.

The trial concludes with the final delivery of Simon's evidence, and the jury retire to begin deliberations, giving insight into the decision-making process.

The jury continue to try to reach a majority verdict, eventually delivering their final decision. The last tragic moments of Carla's life - and the truth - are finally revealed.