Matt Murphy

I wish I had it where they're literally jumping up in the air with big smiles on their faces, holding big accents and shovels.

Like, you want us to look happy?

Here we are freezing our butts off out here in the middle of nowhere.

Oh, my gosh.

But yeah, so the jury goes back.

And that judge that you saw there, his name's Greg Prickett.

He's retired now.

He's one of the finest bench officers I've ever tried a case in front of.

And again, with all the heat that the judicial system, especially the way it's under stress lately, where I think a lot of people are losing confidence in it in a lot of ways, for reasons that I'm sure you're aware of that I won't go into, but

That's a really good, fair judge.

Right.

And his staff was really professional in the bailiff.

This guy, Zane, who I loved, done a million murder trials in front of him.

He goes back and I'm kind of arguing with one of the defense lawyers in not a bad way to very his defense team were excellent attorneys.

But this guy, Al Stocky, who's been around a long time in Orange County and

We're arguing about, you know, some way that the evidence is going to go back.

So the way what happens is the jury gets instructed.

They go into the deliberation room.

Bailiff goes in and like gets them all settled and comes out.

And the you've got then the evidence goes in.