Defense attorney Annrae Angel acknowledged in her opening statement that "The evidence will find that Lengyel killed her but also that he loved her," aiming for a lesser conviction than first-degree murder.
A critical piece of evidence against Lengyel was a chilling three-hour audio recording from Herrmann’s phone, capturing her pleas and his disturbing responses during the incident.
The overwhelming evidence included traffic cameras showing Lengyel driving Herrmann’s vehicle the night she was killed, revealing the extent of his involvement.
Witnesses described Lengyel’s bizarre behavior over the years, further painting a picture of a troubled individual as the trial concluded with a focus on the severity of his actions.
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