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. >> did you throw her off the palisades. >> i did not. i did not hurt jody. i did not push her.ot cause her to get hurt. i did not kill my wife. >> we talked to stephen scharf at the county jail where he was held after his arrest for two years. he and his wife tina said they paid for something he didn't do. >> our daughter is two and a half and he's never held her. >> it's not a tragedy for jody, it's a tragedy for my wife, for my daughter and myself. >> still he decided not to talk the stand in his own defense. but told "dateline" what he said years ago was the truth. >> i wish it didn't happen. i wish we had gone to the comedy club. but i'm innocent. >> but had the jury gotten that same message? when they walked into that deliberating room for the first time, some jurors, in fact, planned to vote not guilty. >> there wasn't enough evidence for me. that's what it was. >> others were thinking guilty. >> it was a -- several things. it was no one thing that had made up my mind. >> the jurors went back and forth over the evidence. and here's what they came to believe. that jody was

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