FL v. Scott Nelson: Nanny Abduction Murder Trial

Outside the Presence of the Jury

The judge and counsel discuss trial proceedings outside the presence of the jury as Scott Nelson stands trial for the murder of Jennifer Fulford. MORE

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10-FL v. Nelson: Outside the Presence of the Jury

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1-FL v. Nelson: Opening Statements

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2-FL v. Nelson: Witness Testimony

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3-FL v. Nelson: Witness Testimony PT2

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4-FL v. Nelson: Witness Testimony PT3

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5-FL v. Nelson: Dr. Joshua Stephany

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6-FL v. Nelson: Witness Testimony

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7-FL v. Nelson: Law Enforcement Testimony

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8-FL v. Nelson: Law Enforcement Testimony PT2

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9-FL v. Nelson: Defendant Scott Nelson

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10-FL v. Nelson: Outside the Presence of the Jury

Scott Nelson listens to closing arguments in his murder trial

11-FL v. Nelson: Closing Arguments

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12-FL v. Nelson: Verdict

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13-FL v. Nelson Penalty Phase: Opening Statements

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14-FL v. Nelson Penalty Phase: Witness Testimony

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15-FL v. Nelson Penalty Phase: James Nelson

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16-FL v. Nelson Penalty Phase: Witness Testimony

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17-FL v. Nelson Penalty Phase: Witness Testimony PT2

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18-FL v. Nelson Penalty Phase: Valerie McClain

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19-FL v. Nelson Penalty Phase: Scott Nelson

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20-FL v. Nelson Penalty Phase: Witness Testimony

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21-FL v. Nelson Penalty Phase: OPJ: Jury Instructions

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22-FL v. Nelson Penalty Phase: Closing Arguments

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23-FL v. Nelson Penalty Phase: Verdict & Sentencing