"Why should I believe you?" Jack asked. Winson remained calm and composed, "The facts you heard from your father contradict what I'm telling you. It's normal for you to be conflicted. But let me ask you, Jack, when you were with Nelson, you should have an impression of my uncle. Do you really think he would kill your aunt, whom he loved so much?" Jack didn't have a strong impression of Nelson, but he vividly remembered his sister's happiness when she was with him. Winson continued, "After your sister's passing, my uncle bought a lot of sleeping pills. He intended to join her, but my father talked him out of...