Defense Attorney Linda Parisi

We had no knowledge of what she would say until she testified in the courtroom.

This witness is a pretty woman.

This witness is a pretty woman.

This witness is a pretty woman.

She obviously loved the attention.

She obviously loved the attention.

She obviously loved the attention.

For the first time, we were going to hear exactly what happened.

For the first time, we were going to hear exactly what happened.

For the first time, we were going to hear exactly what happened.

I know what my child was screaming inside of her head. She was screaming out for her babies. I know that. I know that.

I know what my child was screaming inside of her head. She was screaming out for her babies. I know that. I know that.

I know what my child was screaming inside of her head. She was screaming out for her babies. I know that. I know that.

I don't believe much of what she said.

I don't believe much of what she said.

I don't believe much of what she said.

Was that statement true or not true?

Was that statement true or not true?

Was that statement true or not true?

Possible?