a perfect excuse for me to pay a visit to the auction house owner, peter loughery. peter?. >> hi. how are you? i'm jamie. >> good! welcome. >> ah! and there's a nakashima. >> yeah, this is one our favorite pieces. it's a round table in a round space. >> turns out peter has studied and collected nakashima furniture for almost 30 years. >> i think the first nakashima piece i bought, i may have been 18 or 19 years old. it was still considered used furniture. >> once loughery sets the auction date, the family ships the bennett collection to la. did you have a reaction when you saw the furniture being packed up and taken out? >> we had our last family dinner, and we sat around the table, and we talked about edmund. we all held hands, and we said a prayer of thanksgiving for the table and for edmund, and hoped that the next family that had the table have the pleasures that we had with it. ♪ >> as the big day approaches, diane bennett and three of ed's children fly to la. elizabeth brings her two children, and, of course, pam hardie is there, too. >> i wouldn't have missed being

and, loughery argued, kevin's blood at the crime scene had to get there during a struggle with his mother or when bill pulled him off her. >> it put the lie to his story that he was not in there. >> there's no innocent explanation. >> reporter: and his broken glasses had been found in the bedroom, along with birkenstock sandals, one inside the room, one by the door. >> he was adamant they were not his sandals. >> yes. >> he never wore them. >> he actually says, "i've never seen them before." >> but what did science find? >> his dna was on 'em. so, why would he lie about those shoes? and the reason he'd lie is 'cause the shoes show he's in the room. >> reporter: bill kyne took the stand to tell his horror story about that day. and he put his personal stamp on those birkenstocks. >> diane and i bought them for him at sam's club about a year or so prior to this incident. >> reporter: bill recalled the time when kevin tried to pick a fight with him, then called 911. testimony the defense fought to keep out but lost. >> i wanted the jury to know that he was like a boy who cried wolf who would

a perfect excuse for me to pay a visit to the auction house owner, peter loughery. peter?re you? i'm jamie. >> good! welcome. >> ah! and there's a nakashima. >> yeah, this is one our favorite pieces. it's a round table in a round space. >> turns out peter has studied and collected nakashima furniture for almost 30 years. >> i think the first nakashima piece i bought, i may have been 18 or 19 years old. it was still considered used furniture. >> once loughery sets the auction date, the family ships the bennett collection to la. did you have a reaction when you saw the furniture being packed up and taken out? >> we had our last family dinner, and we sat around the table, and we talked about edmund. we all held hands, and we said a prayer of thanksgiving for the table and for edmund, and hoped that the next family that had the table have the pleasures that we had with it. ♪ >> as the big day approaches, diane bennett and three of ed's children fly to la. elizabeth brings her two children, and, of course, pam hardie is there, too. >> i wouldn't have missed being at that auctio

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