Amy Robach

I was trying to think of another version.

Like, could he, but no, they're not saying this.

Could he say that he found out about the fat life account and then he stormed in and he got upset.

I mean, I don't know if there could be another, but like, they're not even giving that as an, as an option.

You make a good point.

And so I don't know, as a juror, how you weigh both of those questions that are reasonable to have.

I think you can reasonably question her motives, but also at the same time question her ability to be, in a sense—

the mastermind of this new plot.

Unless, like the defense is saying, the prosecution came up with this and fed it to her, and now she's just regurgitating.

Because I don't think anyone will believe that she, at the age of 21 or 22 when this was going on, would be able to come up with this while sitting in jail ruminating.

Nobody is going to.

You would hang a jury.

I know that much.

I might be able to be convinced.

I'm like, I just want to go home.

But no, I know you would hang a jury.

I know you would.

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