The Prosecution's Case Against George Birch

The chapter examines the prosecution's compelling case against George Birch for the murder of Nikki, presenting evidence such as Birch's DNA on the victim, his phone tracking data, and testimonies from friends. The courtroom trial involves discussions on marriage, the use of a Fitbit for alibi, and closing arguments emphasizing reasonable doubt. Despite maintaining his innocence, George Birch is found guilty of first-degree intentional homicide based on DNA evidence, while technology plays a crucial role in proving Doug Deitre's innocence in the case.