Co-Conspirator Admits Knife Handoff & GPS Tracking in Monica Sementilli Murder Plot

⚡️Robert Baker Returns to the Stand – And He’s Not Holding Back In this gripping full-length courtroom segment, Robert Baker, the alleged hitman and former lover of Monica Sementilli, returns to the stand for part two of his damning testimony. The prosecution walks Baker through a mountain of evidence, exposing how he tracked Monica’s husband Fabio Sementilli using GPS, wired money, and ultimately handed the knife to Christopher Austin—the man who carried out the fatal stabbing. Baker admits to: ✅ Monitoring Fabio’s movements with a GPS tracker ✅ Telling Austin to leave his phone at home to avoid surveillance ✅ Coordinating dozens of messages with Monica on the day of the attack ✅ Giving Austin the exact murder weapon ✅ Staging his own alibi using neighbor sightings and travel routes He even admits he may have shown Austin a photo of Fabio so he would know who to kill. 📌 Key Moments & Timestamps: 00:09 — Cell records show intense communication between Monica, Austin, and Baker 05:39 — Baker confirms money transfers that coincide with Austin’s flight booking 08:57 — Direct confrontation: “You were planning this murder, right?” 11:49 — Prosecutor confronts Baker with Austin’s testimony 13:58 — Baker admits he told Austin to leave his phone behind 17:44 — Digital forensics: GoDaddy records and website registrations 28:38 — Baker describes tracking Fabio’s Porsche via GPS 36:00 — "I gave him the small hunting knife" — weapon confirmation 42:20 — Baker describes drop-off and surveillance location near restaurant 51:00 — 180+ Viber messages exchanged on the day of the murder attempt 56:19 — Lifestyle Lounge app used as secondary communication tool 1:04:50 — “I had to put Austin in the middle of it to make sure he stayed silent” 🔎 Key Quotes 💬 “You told him to leave his phone so he couldn’t be tracked, didn’t you?” 💬 “I gave him the small hunting knife... the one that was used for the murder.” 💬 “I monitored Fabio’s Porsche from my burner phone.” 💬 “Monica always told me when Fabio was traveling — that’s when we met.” 💬 “I needed an alibi... so I made sure neighbors saw me leave.” ❓ FAQ Q: Who is Robert Baker? A: He’s Monica Sementilli’s former lover and a key co-conspirator in the murder-for-hire plot against her husband, Fabio Sementilli. Q: Did Baker admit to murder? A: He pleaded no contest to his involvement and is now testifying for the prosecution. Q: Why is this testimony important? A: It directly implicates Monica by showing her role in planning, communicating, and financially supporting the murder plan. Q: What’s the defense’s strategy? A: Monica’s defense argues that Baker acted alone and manipulated her—but Baker’s testimony challenges that claim. #MonicaSementilli #FabioSementilli #MurderTrial #TrueCrime #JusticeLive #CourtTV Fair Use/ Copyright Disclosure This video contains publicly available court proceedings, legal commentary, and educational analysis. The content is presented under the Fair Use Doctrine as defined in Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 107) for purposes of news reporting, legal education, and public interest discussion. 📌 This video is protected under Fair Use because: ✔️ It provides critical legal analysis & commentary on a public trial. ✔️ It is transformative—offering insights that are not present in the raw footage. ✔️ It serves an educational & journalistic purpose, ensuring public access to court proceedings. ✔️ It is non-commercial and does not replace the original source material. 🚨 We do NOT claim ownership of the raw footage shown. All rights belong to their respective owners, including government or news entities that publicly broadcast these proceedings. If you are a copyright holder and believe any material has been misused, please contact us for immediate resolution before submitting a copyright claim. We are fully compliant with YouTube’s Fair Use policies and will address any concerns promptly. ⚖️ Public trials belong to the people. This coverage is provided to ensure transparency, accountability, and public access to the justice system. Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @justiceisaprocess