the line of questioning you were just listening to goes to when he was in that same part of woods and what he saw back in august when he was there for work. there s so many questions about him as a character, what he brings to the defense, where we are in this case in general. we have a few experts to talk about some of this. dr. baden is with us, a forensic pathologist, he s been with us watching all hour. thank you very much for staying with us. courtney pill. man as well, former president from california, also standing by with duane case who s been standing by in phoenix. so we re all over the country. we ve certainly been watching this case. and starting with you, duane, just how important is this testimony from this man, roy kronk? well, i think it s really important. you know, the defense made some big promises in opening statement, and now it s time for them to fulfill those promises. but there s something wrong with roy kronk. i mean, he s trying to say that
he knows that there s a $250,000 reward for finding the, for finding caylee, and he sees it, and then he kind of just forgets about it. i mean, you know, it s hard to believe that somebody with $250,000 on the line, you know, doesn t march in there and open the bag up and look to see what s there. jenna: courtney, what do you do with this guy? the defense isn t done with him yet, but as far as cross-examination, where do you go with roy? you don t. he s a waste of time. listening to the testimony i was getting frustrated because i just want them to move on. the remains were found, regardless, they were found. whether or not he had the wherewithal or the motivation to investigate further, he didn t. he was, apparently, you know, bothered by or interested in this snake business, and it s much ado about nothing. the reality is the bones, the body, the remains were found in that area which is the same area