As Gabe Watson celebrated his freedom with a 20/20 interview Friday after a judge dismissed the murder charges against him related to the drowning of his wife Tina Thomas Watson, her family is dealing with the devastation of knowing that their fight for justice is over.

“I did not watch the (20/20) interview, I have already heard enough from him,” William ‘Tommy’ Thomas, Tina’s father, told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview.

Just over a week after his murder case was dismissed by an Alabama judge, the man who has been known as the ‘Honeymoon Killer’ for the past eight years has finally broken his silence about the death of his wife of 11 days, who drowned while scuba diving in Australia in 2003.

The judge in the honeymoon drowning death trial abruptly dismissed the case on Thursday, and RadarOnline.com has exclusive details on what his ground-breaking decision means for the future of former murder suspect Gabe Watson.

After being embroiled in court trials for the past eight years both in the U.S. and Australia for the October 2003 death of Tina Thomas Watson, 26, and serving 18 months in prison in Queensland, 34-year-old Gabe is now a free man.

The capital murder charge against Gabe Watson over the death of his wife after she drowned during a scuba dive on their honeymoon, has been abruptly dismissed.

The judge in the Birmingham, Alabama courtroom ruled on Thursday that prosecutors failed to present enough evidence of a crime to send the case to jurors, and ended the two week trial by dismissing the case personally.

The judge in the honeymoon murder trial of Gabe Watson is set to make a critical ruling as to whether jurors will see a dramatic reenactment by Australian police portraying the drowning death of wife, Tina Thomas Watson.

In a special President’s Day court session on Monday, Judge Tommy Nail indicated that he would not allow the testimony but agreed to deliberate overnight and make a formal decision on Tuesday after former Queensland Police scuba diver Joshua Kinghorn was flown all the way around the world

The prosecutors in the capital murder trial of Gabe Watson didn’t make it into the judge’s good books in their latest attempts to prove the Alabama man drowned his wife of 11 days while scuba diving on their honeymoon.

Not only did the Alabama attorney general's office lose their bid to call a witness whose testimony would prove that Watson, 34, "had murder on his mind" while flying to Australia with Tina Thomas Watson

For love or money?

Gabe Watson is currently standing before a jury of his peers in the capital murder trial of his wife of 11 days after he allegedly cut off her air supply during a honeymoon dive in 2003 to get a $210,000 insurance claim, but his real motive may have been a bizarre love triangle, RadarOnline.com has learned.

From the Pacific ocean around Australia’s Great Barrier Reef to a courtroom in Alabama, there has been much talk about Gabe Watson and Tina Thomas' honeymoon, and RadarOnline.com now has photos of their wedding day and details on their short-lived marriage.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Watson allegedly turned off the air supply for his new bride while the couple were on a scuba diving trip just 11 days after their 2003 wedding, in what prosecutors claim was a cold-blooded plot to pocket $210,000 in life insurance.

After allegedly turning off his wife’s air supply during their honeymoon dive trip, Gabe Watson then kicked back and relaxed on the boat while others frantically tried to save her life.

Jurors in the capital murder trial of the Hoover, Alabama man who is accused of killing his wife of 11 days while on a trip to Australia’s Great Barrier Reef in October 2003, learned of his callousness from a taped interview with Townsville detective Kevin Gehringer, reported the Courier Mail.