Nima Momeni's defense team believed it was crucial for him to tell his own story, as there were no other eyewitnesses to the incident and his version of events was central to the case.
The prosecution alleges that Nima Momeni stabbed Bob Lee out of anger because he believed his sister, Khazar Momeni, was being sexually exploited by one of Bob's friends.
Prosecutors have evidence that James Craig ordered potassium cyanide to the dental office and used it to poison his wife's protein shakes. They also have text messages and testimony suggesting his marriage had problems and he was having affairs.
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Listen to this week's episode of the Dateline: True Crime Weekly podcast with Andrea Canning. Tech exec Bob Lee's accused killer takes the stand for three dramatic days in San Francisco. In suburban Denver, dentist James Craig who stands accused of spiking his wife's protein shakes with potassium cyanide is headed to trial. And Susan Smith, convicted of drowning her children 30 years ago, asks for parole. Plus, Vicky Nguyen is back with helpful tips — this time for safe holiday travel.
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