they didn't hang out together, they didn't run in the same circles. >> the state would next call gina maloneeviously married to the defendant tim bass? >> yes. >> i filed for divorce. i only saw him one time in jail. >> by the time, gina bass walked into that courtroom, there's a lot of change in her life. gina came forward and said that her alibi that she originally told us was false. >> i believe gina was providing his alibi to protect herself and once she felt secure and safe herself, then she could actually tell the truth. >> after the police came, he told me that i need to lie and say that i was with him that day. and he said, "otherwise, i'm gonna go to prison." >> i felt like i just have to agree with everything he's saying because if i don't, i could be next. i wasn't a strong person back then. i just was very weak. but i should've gone with my gut instinct. >> the day the verdict was read, the courtroom was packed. >> all rise. >> i understand that the jury has reached its verdict. >> we have. >> we the jury find the defendant timothy forrest bass guilty of the crime of murder in th

. >> i'm gina malone, and tim bass used to be my husband. mandy, but i knew who she was. like, we weren't friends or anything. but i would see her every day. i met tim by working at my grandpa's little grocery store. and he came in for a hunting license. and i was working that day, and he just said, "do you want to go out sometime?" it was nice that someone asked me out and was interested. >> they were supposed to get married when she graduated from high school. after mandy was killed, he married her and it was a very sudden thing. >> all of a sudden he comes to me and he's like, "do you want to get married now?" and so we got married. >> they had three children together. and he became a local delivery driver for the franz bakery outlet. >> he was very controlling, and always told me what to do, what i could wear, what i couldn't wear, who i could talk to, who i couldn't talk to. he didn't even call me by my name. he called me by -- and i would tell him, i'm like, "i don't like you calling me that." and he was like, "oh, whatever, why can't