he asked him, what did shirlene say to ken on the day she died?interview with the witness. she was asking ken to come here, you know, be by my side. she did say she wanted to die in peace. the testimony that seemed very much in ken's favor, testimony that the grand jury that indicted him never heard. defense attorney edmunds again went to court and, again, he won. tell me from a practical point of view, what did those victories mean for ken? >> well, from a practical point of view it meant that indictment got dismissed. >> dismissed as if he'd never been charged in the first place. ken was no longer free on bail. he was simply free. >> and now we're back to a point as though the case never was brought in the first place. and that's frustrating. >> how do you get your head around it? how do you process all of it? how do you move forward every day? >> how would they make the case against ken and persuade the state to start from scratch? ken's story had never changed that shirlene killed herself accidently or on purpose, with an overdose of pills. of