The grueling cross-examination came to a close at the end of Presumed Innocent Episode 7, and both sides had done whatever they could to prove their point to the jury. Rusty always believed that the longer the jury took to come to a decision, the balance always tilted towards the defendant. Rusty knew deep down that testifying for himself and deciding to stand in the witness box was probably not the best move. Mya Winslow had advised him not to do so, but Rusty had faith in his own sensibilities, and so he banked on his years of experience and walked straight into the trap. Another shocking development happened at the end of episode 7, when the iron poker with which Carolyn was killed was placed by someone in Tommy’s house. Tommy was desperate to prove that it was Rusty who had placed it in his house, but even Nico Della...