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Closing arguments are done.

And the jury is deliberating in the so-called grief author murder trial or also called

the poisoned husband murder trial but jury deliberations got underway and it didn't take long

before things got interesting and with that welcome to this episode of amy and tj robs we we expect

and always gets interesting when you get notes from the jury. Didn't expect one this quickly.

Yeah, this one happened 10, 12 minutes into jury deliberation, so no time at all. And kind of a confusing note, but seems like they were able to give them some instructions, but they were already asking questions.

You know what this said to me? They are really taking this seriously because we looked at the

note and saw what they were asking. What exactly are they asking? What does that mean? What

did it say again? A factual stipulation. Question mark. And that was all it said. They sent a note

according. And again, as we record this, the jury only got the case literally minute to go. And that was all it said. They sent a note according. And again, as we record this,

the jury only got the case literally minutes ago. And they said before they even got into the jury

room for the most part, they handed a note to a bailiff asking a question about a factual stipulation,

something they expected the judge to give them some instruction, and he forgot to do so maybe.

But I thought it was cool.

Like, wow, they are really.

They're on top of it.

Yeah, that's what it said.

They're on top of things.

And I think that's probably good news for both sides and the fact that you want a fully engaged jury that is ready to really carefully go through all the testimony. So they had to. We had an episode

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