Payton Moreland

Why Jett changed his tune during the trial is kind of a mystery. Maybe he just wasn't, he was exaggerating the day that he talked to police. And then when he was under oath, he was like, I should probably just tell the truth.

though the defense had a pretty convincing argument for that too. They said that the bruising was caused by the hospital, by Kayleigh's medical team, who tried to resuscitate her seven times in an effort to save her life.

though the defense had a pretty convincing argument for that too. They said that the bruising was caused by the hospital, by Kayleigh's medical team, who tried to resuscitate her seven times in an effort to save her life.

though the defense had a pretty convincing argument for that too. They said that the bruising was caused by the hospital, by Kayleigh's medical team, who tried to resuscitate her seven times in an effort to save her life.

For this, they point to a broken rib on the autopsy and the defense leans into the MDNA aspect of the story, that while the autopsy didn't state it as a cause of death, it was in her system at the time and some experts called on by the defense argued it could have definitely played a role.

For this, they point to a broken rib on the autopsy and the defense leans into the MDNA aspect of the story, that while the autopsy didn't state it as a cause of death, it was in her system at the time and some experts called on by the defense argued it could have definitely played a role.

For this, they point to a broken rib on the autopsy and the defense leans into the MDNA aspect of the story, that while the autopsy didn't state it as a cause of death, it was in her system at the time and some experts called on by the defense argued it could have definitely played a role.

So after 10 hours of deliberations, the jury returned to the courtroom and they claim that they couldn't agree.

So after 10 hours of deliberations, the jury returned to the courtroom and they claim that they couldn't agree.

So after 10 hours of deliberations, the jury returned to the courtroom and they claim that they couldn't agree.

Oh my, get the, get out of here.

Oh my, get the, get out of here.

Oh my, get the, get out of here.

And they're like, we're gonna find it. Like, we want justice for our daughter and we are getting to work. Kaylees' stepfather Lawrence starts by poring over these autopsy photos. And what he notices is a small little injury above Kaylees' right ear. And then he notices a few more injuries.

And they're like, we're gonna find it. Like, we want justice for our daughter and we are getting to work. Kaylees' stepfather Lawrence starts by poring over these autopsy photos. And what he notices is a small little injury above Kaylees' right ear. And then he notices a few more injuries.

And they're like, we're gonna find it. Like, we want justice for our daughter and we are getting to work. Kaylees' stepfather Lawrence starts by poring over these autopsy photos. And what he notices is a small little injury above Kaylees' right ear. And then he notices a few more injuries.

Now, what's frustrating about this is that Mark Howerton actually admitted in a recorded interview with police that he had done something similar to this before. He told them that at one point they had gotten into a fight in his car and he had pushed Kaylee's head into a window. Now whether or not this detail was included in the first trial, I have no idea.

Now, what's frustrating about this is that Mark Howerton actually admitted in a recorded interview with police that he had done something similar to this before. He told them that at one point they had gotten into a fight in his car and he had pushed Kaylee's head into a window. Now whether or not this detail was included in the first trial, I have no idea.

Now, what's frustrating about this is that Mark Howerton actually admitted in a recorded interview with police that he had done something similar to this before. He told them that at one point they had gotten into a fight in his car and he had pushed Kaylee's head into a window. Now whether or not this detail was included in the first trial, I have no idea.

But I know Katie's parents weren't about to let this slip through the cracks. Like he's already kind of done this motion and movement with her. So they take things a step further. They learn that Mark actually sold his card. Back in 2018. And they do a search for the VIN number, track it down to the new owners.