Mickey puts Lisa Trammell on the stand, where she holds up through direct examination but loses her composure during cross when prosecutor Freemann presses her about her estranged husband. A forensic expert and character witness provide limited support before Mickey calls contractor Alex Grant—born Alex Kazarian—whose organized crime family ties and regular contact with imprisoned relatives prompt Grant to invoke the Fifth Amendment when questioned further. Investigator Cisco then places Grant's courier van at the murder scene during the exact window Bondurant was killed. Freemann's closing strips the defense down to three facts: Lisa's hammer, Lisa's gloves, Lisa's threats. After the defense rests, a restaurant employee mentions that building inspector Walter Kim visited Lisa's garage alone the day before her arrest—and Mickey discovers Kim's si ...