we'll get him out of ecuador. >> and that's just what tommy ray did with the full cooperation of ecuadorianicials there discovered serrano had actually been a u.s. citizen for years, they deported him to america in the custody of detective ray. in september 2002, nelson serrano walked into a central florida courtroom and pleaded not guilty to the murder charges. after a snarl of legal delays in september 2006, nearly nine years after the murders, serrano finally sat before a jury, the accused in a first-degree murder death penalty case. >> that man sitting right there murdered four people. >> in court tommy ray sat a few feet away from nelson serrano. the families of the four victims packed one side of the courtroom as the prosecutor, john aguero, called phil dosso to recount the history of bad blood with serrano. >> he said i don't want to see your face anymore. >> the voice of the mother of two of the victims took jurors back to the horrors of the night captured on that 911 call. >> we're at erie manufacturing. >> the prosecutor introduced the gruesome crime scene photos, bullet casings a

rita had been a nurse and believed, while pregnant with tommy, her exposures to x-rays caused the illness that proved fatal. >> she could never move on from that pain. she was always suffering. she would go through weeks of couldn't get up, just a malaise. everything to dispel the depression that clouded her life. in 1966, she spent a year in a psychiatric hospital, underwent electroshock therapy and, later, even resorted to brain surgery, doctors performing an operation similar to a lobotomy. as a result, she lost some memory and had to relearn certain things. according to her family, her dark moods receded and there were many happy times. >> i can remember her coming to our little league baseball games and things like that, sitting in a chair and watching. probably had no idea what was going on in the game, just smiled and watched her kids play. one of the reasons we were so surprised she up and left us all of a sudden. it made no sense to us. >> as the only girl and youngest in the family, emily always wanted to know more about her mother, especially when she became a mother herself. >