Andrea Canning

when investigators fished his pizza crust out of that Manhattan garbage can.

I don't know that Judge Mads is going to go for it, but it would obviously change the case if he sided with them.

Well, not surprisingly, Ray Tierney, who is an intense, serious man, basically said at his own press conference that his team stands by their indictments, they stand by their case, and they are ready to go to trial.

Drumroll, please, Andrea.

The judge said yesterday that there is a trial date, kind of, that this trial is going to start very shortly after Labor Day, quote, come hell or high water.

Oh, my.

So Judge Mazzei, who is known for his in-court zingers, had the line of the day.

So it looks like the attorneys involved in the case will be wearing wool and not linen.

Right.

Well, definitely no white shoes, I guess.

This is a very disturbing, sad case indeed, Andrea.

They did set out that timeline, and they described how Paul allegedly lured his brother out of his house before shooting him in the front yard, then how he moved into Keith's home to kill his wife and Keith's two children.

The prosecutor then promised to show the jury evidence of Canera's motive, which they say was all about money and greed.

The prosecutor told jurors about a $3 million trust that Keith established if he and his entire family were to die,

Both Paul and another brother we haven't heard much about would be the beneficiaries of that policy.

Yep, that's right, Andrea.

The defense said that Corey was never fully investigated and that he was in the worst financial shape, worse than Paul at the time of the murders, and stood to inherit money from that trust, too.

They say several weeks, Andrea.

Possibly it could stretch into March.

Well, Andrea, when Barry was first arrested, prosecutors did not have Suzanne's body.