Dr. Priyanka Wally

He was clearly emotional listening to the prosecution.

create and present their opening arguments.

And what they were saying was horrific to hear.

Don't don't attorneys, defense attorneys tell their clients not to show emotion because it can be interpreted different ways.

The jury is obviously looking at him.

And I have to say, I was watching.

We haven't talked about our experiences.

We were watching it together, but I also had it on my computer and I was watching it on YouTube.

And, you know, there's a live stream of comments.

and people were going off on his facial expression saying he looks guilty.

And I just kept thinking, I get that that could be an interpretation, and that is why attorneys tell their clients not to show emotion, because he might be feeling something completely different, but it looked like he had this guilty emotion on his face.

That's not necessarily fair to know what was behind the emotion, but people were already jumping to those conclusions.

Yes.

Yeah, she talked about how he waited in the shadows and then hunted them down.

She used those types of phrases to describe what she claims he did leading up to the murders, the murders of his brother, Paul Canero.

She claims deliberately killed.

disconnected the generator cut the power off she he knew that his brother would come out to try and see what was going on and she claims as he was waiting for him there in the dark he shot his brother i think she said he fired six shots five of them hitting his brother execution style so he had taken out the person who could have defended his family

Didn't that just send just this horror throughout your entire body to imagine a grown man over on top of a 45-pound, 8-year-old girl who was his niece, who he...

presumably loved and spent a lot of time with.

That is as horrific as it gets.