Brendan Banfield

And while he's saying all these things, he's not, like I said, he's not overacting.

He doesn't seem rehearsed.

He doesn't seem planned or robotic.

He just seems like a guy trying to say, hey, this is what happened.

The other big win, should I call it a win?

Maybe I shouldn't go that far.

But the other major headway I thought they made, Robes, had to do with Christine's laptop.

Folks, stay here.

Another big, big point of this case is that laptop, who had access to it and where it was.

Well, he has testified, and the defense has once again, Robes, made things make sense to me.

Stay here.

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