Could a single phone call unravel an alibi? We bring you the tangled and suspense-filled story of Joyce Cohen, accused of arranging the murder of her husband, Stanley Cohen. As prosecutors race against the clock, they attempt to pin down evidence linking Joyce to the crime, grappling with timelines and phone records that may either support her narrative or expose a deadly deceit. With Special Agent Steve Emerson by their side, the prosecution delves into early morning calls that could prove to be a critical flaw in Joyce's carefully constructed timeline.

Meet the relentless John Castronakis, who finds himself at the mercy of elusive telecom records as he seeks the missing piece to convict Joyce. Just when hope seems to be slipping away, a fortuitous meeting with Charlotte Miller introduces Bernard A-House, a witness who might hold the key to the trial's outcome. Castronakis is on edge, knowing that A-House's testimony could tilt the scales either way. This episode captures the raw anticipation and mounting pressure as the trial date looms ever closer.

Step into the courtroom drama where emotions run high, and legal strategies clash. Joyce Cohen, under the scrutiny of media and public alike, transforms from a seemingly ordinary housewife into a composed defendant. Experience the intense courtroom exchanges, the scrutiny of testimonies, and Joyce's poignant account of her troubled marriage. As defense attorneys argue police misconduct and challenge witness credibility, the trial of Joyce Cohen becomes a gripping spectacle, leaving us questioning the fine line between guilt and innocence.

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