Amy Robach

And also, she's on the spot.

She's in front of cameras.

She's in front of a courtroom.

She doesn't do this all the time.

She was uncomfortable and awkward and tried to give the right answers it seemed like at times, but the authenticity in terms of the love for her brother was pure.

You got to make sure you're correct how people view this differently.

Oh, yeah, and it went on for a while.

We had the body cam video.

So you see what happens immediately after.

Police arrive, and they're working on her husband, and it's a long body cam video from this police officer, but you do get insight, and you can come up with whatever conclusion you want to about her behavior, and I'm sure the jurors are doing that, and they have their opinion.

But, yes, I mean, her husband just died.

How are you supposed to react?

People react different ways who are innocent and who are guilty.

Well, yeah, we're getting started back.

I can't remember, actually, right now, who was the last person we had on the stand.

I could see the lawyer who was...

Doing the questioning, who was the last person on the stand?

Yes.

The brother-in-law.

Yes, he was on the stand, and this was the guy who helped the husband find a divorce attorney.