Kayla Brantley

We'll be back in just a moment.

I'm joined by Daily Mail senior reporter Luke Kenton, who has been inside of the courtroom every day of this trial so far.

So, Luke, we've gone over the case already, but we want to know what it's actually like inside the courtroom.

This is a federal court, so there are no cameras allowed, no phones, no laptops allowed.

We were speaking before and you were taking handwritten notes every day.

Very old school.

So just start us off.

What is the mood inside of the court?

During this victim testimony, it sounds like it gets very emotional.

Obviously, the brothers are sitting in court witnessing these women on the stand accuse them of these heinous crimes.

What are the brothers' reactions when this is going on?

I can imagine they've been coached on how to behave when the jury's there.

Everything that you see is like you said, the female attorney sitting next to them.

It's all been mapped out for the jury to see.

So you mentioned that they would motion to their family members.

Who are the family members who have shown up for these three brothers?

I mean, some of them are married and then have these crazy allegations against them.

And there is a fourth brother.

He only showed up once.

I can imagine it's that struggle between trying to support your family and trying to distance yourself from all of this mess.