Dr. Debra Soh

Yeah, I agree.

I agree.

And the analysis has been perfect.

But I think the biggest factor in all of this and what's going to be the difference between trial one and trial two is I think the defense is going to double down and try to find 12 egg ladies to be in that jury box.

And I think there's a better chance to find people like that.

This trial, obviously, the case was big.

Everybody kind of knew about it.

There were a couple of documentaries.

It was all the buzz down in the low country.

But after the trial itself, which became bigger than big, everybody knew almost every detail about it.

So now when you're looking for the jury, the prospective jurors are going to know the story.

And now who's going to be left in the box?

Only those people who haven't made up their minds.

Who are these people?

Oh, boy.

Who are these people?

These are the people who were down in Orlando, Florida, when I was covering another trial involving a mother whose daughter's body was in the trunk of her car for weeks.

That's who was left.

Like, because of how big that story was before the trial, the 12 that ended up in the jury box were the 12 that, oh, yeah, well, I don't know.

Maybe she didn't do it.