and justice for us is, you know, we want him dead, we went him forgotten. i don't ever want to hear this kid's name again. we can't ever put ourselves, we hope to never put ourselves in the position of these parents, david, given that he has pleaded guilty today, will they be spared from testimony from that detail, the gory detail of what unfolded that day, or well that all still have to be played out in the penalty hearing? no, it will definitely still have to be played out, because normally it is the same jury for both phases, but because the prosecution does not have the ability to do it in the first phase now, now they have to introduce a lot of fat in the second phase, so it may not be quite as extensive, there may be fewer technical witnesses, maybe there