keith morrison: mason moore's colleagues in the sheriff's office spoke as well. ft in the room rushed out as jodi moore stepped to the podium, just a few feet from lloyd barrus. what was that like? well, it didn't like it. it was really hard. i've thought about this, what i would say and how i would say it, for a while, almost five years now. [crying] there have been many sleepless nights put into this and lots and lots of tears. keith morrison: did you look at him? i didn't have any choice but to look at him. and yeah, i looked at him when i was speaking. and i looked at him and talked to him. did you see anything in his eyes? i never saw any remorse, didn't see any emotion, any caring in his eyes. so i didn't really hold back with my comments. our daughter is now in middle school. our boys did not have their dad for their first elk hunt. mr barrus is pure evil. keith morrison: the world seemed to stop spinning. when jodi got to the final part of her statement, it was a letter from mason. [crying] what can i say? i hoped to grow old with you and see our grandkids

it's the headquarters for the mason moore foundation, a charity jodi founded to raise money for safety equipment for cops who need it. the group's motto, it's something mason said to her a long time ago-- love wins. he loved me. and all he wanted to do was to try to make this a better place and leave his mark. and i think you did. [upbeat music] crew: that's good. hello, i'm craig melvin, amurder is so personal. she knew who was in the room with her. she trusted that person. and the saddest thing is that the last person you look at in this world is not your loved ones. it's your killer. [sighs] gosh, i miss her so much. craig melvin (voiceover): tough, tenacious, as feisty as her name, hard driving defense attorney chiquita tate. she would walk into a courtroom, and she looked like she owned the place. she loved defending those clients. she loved law. craig melvin (voiceover): she'd stayed late at work to read up on a murder case, but the next murder police wound up investigating was hers. she's representing some really hardened criminals. maybe somebody had a beef with her. it was per