Hi, everybody. Court just finished up for the day in the Anthony tote trial. We will have

closings in the morning and maybe a verdict by tomorrow afternoon. I do not think it's going to

take this jury very long. So I already did the first part today, which was the direct

with his attorneys. As Anthony was on the stand, he was sad and tearful. As soon as the prosecution

started up, that all changed. Let's talk about it in a second. But first, we want to give a

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Slash pretty lives in alibis. They'll know we sent you. All right. So big demeanor change for

Tony. I'm not sure if it's Tony or Anthony. He went by, but I'm just going to say Anthony.

So the first question was, what was Megan's medical conditions in 2019? And he starts

naming all those off. And then they asked, did it make her frail? And Anthony said, well,

frail is a subjective term. He said, her medical condition made it hard to walk, but she hit it well.

They asked how she was walking the day of the murders. And he said, fine. And she said, the light

had enabled her to do so. He said she would boil mushrooms and take stuff. He didn't understand,

which was part of this alternative therapy that she discovered, apparently, after getting her yoga

degree and looking into the Hindu religions. Then they talk about when she was diagnosed with

Lyme disease and asked how long it was after she was diagnosed that she started exhibiting symptoms.

He said he didn't know her then. Apparently, she was diagnosed as a teenager. And then he said,

then again, in 2011. So the prosecutor wanted to know, was she diagnosed as a teenager or in 2011?

And he said, the jury is still out, allow me to finish. So the prosecutor just kind of moved on

and said, from 2011 to 2019, Megan was suffering. And he said, often on, she had pain, breathing

issues and heart issues. She was suffering until the morning she murdered the kids according to him.

He said that he worked on her constantly doing things. I guess a physical therapist would do

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