was she killed by the tutor can littleton gmac or one of the boys, michael or tommy?rs in prison before his guilty verdict was overturned and then reinstated and then turned over again this past friday. joining me now with the family's reaction is martha's brother john moxley. thank you very much for being here. it's good to have you with us. you and your mother have stood up for your sister and what happened to her all these years and sat through all these trials. what went through your mind when this got overturned again on friday? >> it's frustrating at best, because as you've said we sat through, i can't even tell you how many trials. we've been in front of the connecticut state supreme court a few times and every time they have ruled in our favor or they didn't buy into the arguments and i was at the trial every day and this is the weakest argumen argument, the ineffective counsel that they had. the members of the court changed the judge that wrote the majority opinion retired, judge palmer that wrote the dissent i think waited. if they were asked to reconsider.

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