Amy Robach

And you have people who are going through files and whatnot.

They warned us, hey, this is going to get a little tedious at times.

It's going to be drawn out.

But they have to go through this.

And the point of it is to establish to us, meaning the jury, that this guy had a reason to kill.

And at this point, I don't know how firm it's coming across right now because the amount of money we're talking about with a life insurance policy and then another smaller amount, 78, relatively smaller amount for them are the two issues.

Is it enough for him to want to kill his whole family?

Right.

And then burn down two mansions to try to cover it up?

That's, man.

That's pretty dramatic.

Yes, desperation.

So what they are setting up is that Paul Canero stole about $80,000, $78,000, I think specifically, from borrowed against a life insurance policy.

And there were some other times where it looked like he absolutely took money for himself.

He paid some of it back.

But at the end of the day, we're talking about $78,000.

And then there was a larger issue that, yes, if his brother Keith died,

and then Keith's wife died, and then Keith's children died, then there would be a $3 million life insurance policy that would be split between the two remaining brothers, which would be Paul and Corey.

So those are the two financial issues right now.

But this phone call that was played out, there were two phone calls in court,