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Hey there, folks.

It is Monday, December 8th.

And today we'll start the second full week of testimony in the Brian Walsh trial.

And robes can't believe we're actually sitting here and possibly saying this.

The defense had not such a bad

first week. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ. We say that, I guess, again,

we've been talking to the professionals who said, this is just a stinker of a case.

Guy says, yeah, I got killed. Excuse me, I dismembered and disposed of her body, but I didn't kill her.

That's a tough hill to climb.

And for some reason, Robs, would you not say you have been a little surprised at what the defense has been able to do?

I've been impressed because what they've been able to do is chip away at this notion of premeditation.

That is their big problem. Well, first of all, they don't

have a body, which is a major issue because they cannot say with any degree of certainty how

Anna Walsh died. Now, they don't have to prove that she's dead because Brian Walsh, by admitting he

dismembered and disposed of her body, that has been taken off the table because that would be a defense normally.

If you didn't have a body, you could say prove she died.

So we know she died, and we know Brian Walsh knows she died.

But we don't know how she died.

So you've got that problem.

But more importantly, their motive that Brian Walsh knew his wife was having an affair with another man to prove premeditation that the defense has done a phenomenal job at creating doubt about if he knew and if he did know when he knew.

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