T.J. Holmes

Well, she was talking to the – yeah, I don't remember.

Yeah, don't you know what it's like?

This is called brain block.

When you have trauma sometimes, the brain is trying to protect you from that terrible memory.

So it's da-da-da-da.

She went on, and I was a little turned off by it.

Maybe the jurors were, but this is where your guy, the defense attorney.

I thought he had a good response to that, too.

So wait a minute.

I thought the trauma – you forget things after the trauma happened, right?

wait you forgot everything leading up to the trauma yes he said would you not remember anything before the trauma yes i thought like he that was on his toes at the moment because when he said i was like oh yeah that's not how trauma works you don't forget your whole life before the traumatic thing happened you forget the moment the trauma happened or maybe something immediately after he made a good point she didn't have an answer for that either

A powerful suggestion.

And the timeline is powerful.

They made these points, Robes, that some of her letters, like you felt bad for her.

I mean, she sounded desperate in jail.

She's been sitting there for almost a year.

Oh, it was awful.

And then all of a sudden, everything flipped.

I guess because she knew she was about to get out of jail.

That could change your mood, right?