Dr. Kendall Crowns

Then he's going to have to testify to tell a jury what was going on in his mind at the time of this incident.

And that's really what Jackson is going to have to do.

That is relevant in this trial to refute your abandoned heart theory.

It is, Nancy.

Well, one other thing I would do if I'm Jackson is, again, I disagree as to the state of mind of Baum.

I think you have to ask him, why did he go from 93 miles an hour to 104 miles an hour?

That gets to your defense.

I mean, if he has some rational explanation as to why the car accelerated 10 miles an hour in a short amount of time, he might be able to get over this abandoned car series.

And the collision that occurred would cause severe damage.

I mean, he's probably lucky himself that he didn't have any injuries from this.

This is so severe.

And one of the nice things we have in this situation is so much evidence and so much data, in particular the data from the vehicle itself,

which will corroborate his speed.

So there's a lot of evidence that's going to be presented at trial, and I think it's going to be very elucidating for this particular crash.

Well, that's a great question.

And there is a lot of evidence from a navigation unit individually.

But in addition to that, modern cars are constantly recording data.

Every car out there, it's a federal mandate that they record data.

And that particular data is tied to the airbag system.

In the event of an airbag deployment,