Amy Robach

They're eight hours behind New York.

So, yes.

Yes.

By the time we're all in bed, they're, like, going through, like, the first parts of their court proceedings in the morning.

Like, it just is so different.

Yeah, so you and I watched Dr. Koenig get on the stand in his own defense, which was fairly remarkable, as you pointed out, because, yes, his, I guess, now ex-wife or soon-to-be ex-wife took the stand and said and testified a very compelling version of what had happened to her with all of the visuals, all of the doctors, all of the medical reports backing up what she was saying, what she experienced.

His own son describing a FaceTime conversation

where he claims that his own father admitted right there to him that, yes, he tried to kill his stepmom because she had cheated on him.

That's what this whole case was centered around.

But to see Dr. Koenig testify... An emotional affair, we should say.

You know what?

Thank you for pointing that out.

We should say.

Because...

By all accounts, she admitted to having an emotional affair.

And I think it was fairly proven in court that they never physically met this colleague of hers.

They were never actually in the same place physically together.

So this was clearly just something that was going on online.

Yes, he admitted on the stand to having hit her defensively twice with a rock when she claimed, and I believe the...

forensics showed she was hit at least 10 times with a rock so just imagine what that looks like if you have been slammed in the head with a rock 10 times yes there was a incredible amount of blood on her but yes i thought for me the most unbelievable part of his testimony when he started describing