Overview

• Haspil killed Saleh to hide $400,000 embezzlement and maintain his luxurious lifestyle with girlfriend.
• Defense argues Haspil's actions were driven by 'unconditional love' and fear of losing his girlfriend.
• Prosecution portrays the murder as premeditated and motivated by greed, dismissing emotional disturbance claims.
• Jury must decide if Haspil's emotional state at the time reduces the crime from murder to manslaughter.
• Verdict hinges on whether jurors believe Haspil's extreme emotional disturbance defense.