Kayla Brantley

Because he is the only brother who is not involved.

So what have you observed about the family when they come into court?

Are they smiling?

You know, are they tearful, especially the parents and the wives?

And this was to the family.

I wonder if that has to do with what they've heard.

you know going into this trial if you're confident you know you believe that they might get off easy and then once you're hearing all of this horrific testimony maybe their demeanor has changed yeah i mean the statement that the family gave before the trial started was something to the effect of you know we know who our boys are and we know that they're innocent but

Right.

So let's get to those texts.

Let's get to some of the testimony and the evidence.

What has been the most significant testimony so far that you feel has really shifted things?

From the jury?

That's interesting that Tenny Garagos took such a harsh approach.

And I feel like, and you could correct me if I'm wrong, I assume that most of the female attorneys did the questioning of the female victims.

I also assume that that's just a tactic for the jury to see another woman questioning another woman as opposed to a man doing so.

And it seems very victim blamey is what Tenny Garagos was trying to do here, which, as we've seen in past cases, works, you know, especially depending on who your jury is.

If you have an older jury who might not really understand, you know.

or might fall victim to victim blaming and really believe that.

We'll be back after this quick break.

So to you, what has been the most shocking moment of the trial so far?