The chairman questioned Anton and Julie in turn. Julie insisted that she had inadvertently nudged Marianne down the stairs. Anton stated that he had left the house following an argument and hadn't seen Marianne since. Meanwhile, Anton strug…

The forensic team – the investigating judge, the blood spatter analyst, and the medical doctor – concluded that Marianne had likely been struck in the living room, then violently thrown down the cellar stairs by two individuals, before bein…

At the trial, Dennis articulated what he perceived as Anton’s driving force, while Romy faced mounting pressure from her legal team to cast a negative shadow over Julie during her testimony. Both Dennis and Romy were subjected to questionin…

Pix, Marianne's accountant, is brought in for questioning as a witness, but his testimony quickly comes under scrutiny, and Frank treats him with considerable severity. Anneke, Pix’s wife and Marianne’s closest friend, a general practitione…

The court psychiatrist details the psychological portraits of Anton and Julie, and the unsettling currents within their family. Simultaneously, a new facet surfaces in the investigation, and Claire begins to suspect that Julie has concealed…

The investigating judge laid out the reconstructed events for the jury, highlighting several inconsistencies in Anton and Julie’s accounts. Meanwhile, Claire grew increasingly detached from Julie, until she offered a statement that startled…

On the trial’s second-to-last day, before the lawyers present their final arguments, Anton delivers a new statement, compelling Frank to alter his approach. As the prosecutor confidently reinforces the public prosecutor's narrative and Ivo …

The jury retires to deliberate, tasked with determining guilt and crafting a sentence. Divergent opinions and fervent emotions fill the room. How deeply has the trial permeated the jurors’ lives beyond these walls, and how much of that expe…