Keith Morrison

She said, you've got to get rid of it immediately.

Are you crazy?

They're going to know what a hypocrite you are immediately.

You do.

You do.

I find it frustrating.

I was called for jury duty once and expressed that frustration to the judge when I was asked the question whether I could – you know, they ask a series of questions about whether you can serve on a jury.

And I said, yeah, but –

I guess, sir, but boy, I sure want to know the whole thing about that person.

I get very frustrated when a case happens, and you hear about so many things, even about the specific incident, are not allowed in court.

So the jury doesn't get to hear that stuff.

Drives me crazy.

And I wasn't allowed on the jury, of course.

But it's a good point.

Well, I was sure curious about that.

I don't think it's possible.

I think that she was with her foster family when that happened, I think.

But it's a little unclear.

There's a whole kind of overlap period where you're not sure where something happened.

The incident involving her brother is very strange, but it seems unlikely she could have done it.