Paul Batista

Well, he didn't sound real.

I may have to play that again.

Makes no difference whatsoever.

He's calling to report a crime.

There are very different voices, very different tones of voice.

I don't think that indicates anything, Nancy.

Were the sheets still warm at what point?

There's no issue here.

He was having an affair with his au pair.

That does not constitute evidence that he murdered two people.

Nancy, this is one of the most preposterous stories of a cooperating witness I have ever heard in 40 years of doing this.

It's intricate, it's bizarre, and it sounds like the concoction of a lady, meaning the au pair, who has been sitting in jail for a year, living a delusional life, and suddenly

She wants to cooperate with the prosecutors, and she conveys this utterly, bizarrely intricate story.

Not a credible witness.

What about it, Batista?

You know, the prosecutors obviously dressed up this lady for her testimony to look like a household servant.

The picture of her entering the courtroom and speaking to the jury, of course, is entirely different from the sex pot picture of

taken God knows when, but before she went to jail, they're dressing her up to sound convincing, calm, remorseful.

She's a puppet.

She's making up a story.