a drowning in the pool, we want to hear it. we want to hear from casey anthonny. she s the only one that can say it. i d move to strike the whole opening statement of the defense if they ever get there which i don t think they can. bernie, i ll go to you on this one. the defense brought it up. they brought a burden of proof on themselves. we all know they zront a burden but said it. do they have to put casey on the stand? you would normally put the client on the stand. you have no burden but when you assume that, it s just a huge error. in order to prove it, in order to prove your case and have a closing argument based on opening you would have to call your client to say you know what? it was an accident. she drowned that. is not going to happen. the prosecution isn t is a fix here, closing arguments they re going to say this is how the case started. grandma called the police saying there is something
did google search chloroform and we talked about it in my deposition. yes or no, did you type into the search bar, on google, how to make chloroform? objection asked and answered, twice. overruled. did you type those words into the search bar on google? i don t recall typing in how to make chloroform. i recall timing in the word chloroform. would you ever gone on the computer after casey would use it? computer was left on all the time. a lot of times i would come home casey would be on i would ask if i could get on for a few minutes. all of this stuff about chlorophyll and chloroform, you told the prosecutors about that in 2009? yes. this is nothing new? no, it is not.
answer to, they usually get bit in the butt witness. my heart break in this thing is that both sides went for rafters and the truth is in the middle. but the defense, i hate to get on this anti-dpeens band wagon. i m loathing hearing it around town, every day, they re getting so outlawyered i m afraid justice is getting lost. i m just personally have not seen this kind of outlawyering in a long time in a case like this, it s unheard of. it s a tragedy to me. okay. and ann, let me go to you, ann. the judge, i think as i ve watched this has given jose baez leeway but this guy never try aid murder case, but there is cheney mason who is death certified to try these cases. isn t that enough to rebutt the claim of inadequate assistance of counsel? i think it is. yeah. but we get that in every death
not just they didn t get along but they were in such denial over kay sis s pregnancy they basically over casey s they basically ignored it up until the time she gave birth. it wasn t so much they were in super denial about her pregnancy they were at odds with lee and kind of giving lee the ice job. i really felt going into his testimony, i had a much stronger sense of super crazy dysfunction and i did coming out of it after the cross. i don t think they made headway. we had lee crying. casey crying. there was definitely some touching siblings moments. judge jeanine: ted, what do you make of the fact that a brother is weeping, because the family didn t tell him that his sister was pregnant? what is that about? it is so disinskwrefpb with
many people feel that way. but judge, i wish you had been in court for the last two days. because there is a definite buzz around here starting with grandma s testimony yesterday. that it was she who searched for the chloroform, not her daughter the accused casey anthony. you may say grandmas always lie to save their daughters having lost her be loved grand child the last thing she wants to do is lose her daughter, you can say that. when grandma testified she was the one searching for the chlorophyll, chloroform and the rest of it there was a gasp in that courtroom. there was this the glove don t fit you must acquit moment. you can say this is a slam-dunk, but this is not over no way they are getting a murder one conviction. i agree with you geraldo. and i was in the courtroom