Dan Le Batard

So I also understand this case got a little heated.

There was some footage that came out of it was a it was a recorded trial, if not televised live, obviously.

But there was raised voices between you guys, the prosecution, you guys and the judge.

And you attempted, I think, on multiple occasions to get the judge removed.

Why and what happened with that?

Danielle, I want to ask you this at trial, because we've heard now Christian talk about multiple alternative theories, suspects, alleged confessions.

But there was a detective who took the stand who basically said that Rashawn Jones was the only suspect with a motive and the only suspect.

suspect who owned a 38.

As I mentioned earlier, I wanted to get the direct quote from the ESPN investigation that in multiple interviews spanning more than two years, detectives insisted to ESPN that they never had a prime suspect.

In fact, Miami-Dade Detective Miguel Dominguez in 2019 said, quote, at the end of the day, it could be anybody.

The possibilities are endless.

So how do we go from that?

to a detective testifying that the possibilities aren't endless.

This was our prime suspect from day one in 2006.

And how did that happen?

And how could he say that under oath in court when even though the jury didn't hear about it, but that there were potentially other plausible suspects?

Sarah, wasn't there some testimony that Rashawn Jones made reference to having his 38 on?

So that was his jersey number.

So he would literally have had a 38 on.

Sarah, what do we know about what happened with this jury?