cross-examined that clients significantly and it s significantly harder than what i think the government will do to make sure that they withstand my cross-examination before even thinking about exposing them to the government. yeah. and then i said, i brought up the case that bill barr said don trump should never take the stand in his own defense. it seems difficult to me, not a person with a law degree, for trump to make this for his defense team to make the case that he was simply relying on the council of john eastman when he went through with all the suggested plans for overturning the election. it s hard to make that case without trump himself taking the stand. parlatore threw cold water on that and said you can do it but it seems like a tough defense without principle. criminal defendants very rarely take the stand. when they do it in extreme circumstances. when the trial has gone so left that they think they are losing, there have been murder trials where the evidence is so
What her small town in Massachusetts believes about Lizzie Borden, who was tried and acquitted for murdering her family with a hatchet blade, in 1892, is nearly as fascinating as the facts.
room. this is, it the court room where the trial to place. let me show you a couple of things that are maybe different from an american courtroom especially during murder trials. one of them is. this the cage? the cage. this is where defendants in the trial watch the trial. in this particular case it was the accuse killer in the accused getaway driver. there s maybe a difference that something that s missing. the jury, where do they? set during murder trials in italy, there are two jurors at six jurors and they decide together.
charles manson and his followers are under arrest after a police raid, but not for murder. they re in custody for auto theft, and detectives still have no clue that they re holding the killers responsible for multiple murders. but they re about to get an unexpected break in the case. and the world is about to witness one of the most bizarre murder trials in u.s. history a courtroom spectacle that gives new meaning to the term devil s work. the october 1969 arrests of charles manson and many of his followers, for car theft, has put most of the family members behind bars, including susan atkins. guinn: susan atkins, at the time she was imprisoned, was surely one of charlie s most devout followers. she is taken to what is now sybil brand,
everything. there must ve been a presidential national security exception to keep that. i m interested to see the classified annex to see where justifies it. very rarely caught this network and other members carry murder trials. it s rare that you have a video of the actual murder occurring. you have a child there s all kinds evidence, the dna was there. the weapon matches the weapon at the assailant had in his hands. her alibi the phone records are pinging the towers. we will see that and i hope murder trial. we will see multiple. that s the case here. over hoping for is some intelligence that shows 2 scientists on the phone telling jihad we have is pandemic, we caused it. that silly. we may never say it. i think there s a jemenez amount of circumstantial evidence that taken as a whole and combined with common sense leads you to believe that the lab leak theory is the most highly probable. beginning with the fact that 2 years into this, 2 years and have later in the chinese have not p