Melissa's Memory of a Blackout

The jury won't have to rely just on Melissa's memories as they weigh the evidence. Prosecutors say video from inside the couple's home proves Melissa was the aggressor that night. At 3.38 a.m., Melissa is seen running towards her office, and she's following him hunched over angry. This is also around the time when the camera across the street picks up audio of screaming and yelling. But Melissa's attorney John Trevina rejects the state's timeline and disputes what prosecutors say is seen on that video. He says he never saw any cut on her hand, and I don't think it shows that.