Kendall Rae asserts that Brian Brimager committed a calculated and horrific act of violence against Yvonne Baldelli and then attempted to conceal his crime.

“Brian is somebody who I think everybody hates this type of person. Somebody who lives a double life. Somebody who does something so incredibly evil but then can just move on after committing such a horrific violent crime.”

Anna Garcia claims that Doug Garland acted out of a long-standing grudge against Alvin Liknes over an unsuccessful pump invention.

“In opening statements, prosecutors told the three women, nine men jury that Garland held a years-long grudge against Alvin Liknes over a patent for a pump. He had let simmer for years. And then you know, years later, he finally acted on it.”

She concludes that the fire was intentionally set at two separate locations to cover up a murder.

“Based on everything they'd found, it was clear that both fires had been intentionally set. Chad had been murdered, and someone had tried to burn the house and his body to cover it up.”

He expresses that the perpetrators of the murder described were not destined for such behavior by their upbringing but chose to commit these acts.

“These were just two pathetic kids, regular to most, who chose, and let me repeat that, chose to do these awful things.”

The speaker rejects the claim that Paul Nelson's actions should be classified as voluntary manslaughter because she believes he and Tracy Miles planned the murder.

“And I also disagree with Paul's defense team saying that he should be charged with voluntary manslaughter instead of first-degree murder because it was not a planned attack. However, Paul himself told authorities that they planned the attack that night on the night of the 25th leading into the early”

The speaker maintains she was a victim of a home invasion who was tied up and helpless while her parents were attacked.

“they took me up the stairs to show them where my father's wallet was but i'm i didn't know they had turned the room upside down i didn't know where his pants were at that time”