Brian Koberger's defense team pushing back against claims their survey of potential jurors violated a gag order and tainted the jury pool while prosecutors seed no ground on the issue.

I'm sorry if you're feeling to get hurt about us reading the issue.

I see you were almost breaking down to the minute until when you were talking about slide number 33,

oh, slide number 30 blocks.

That's not the intent.

And certainly, I was, I'm surprised to see that reaction from an experienced expert such as yourself.

So I apologize for that.

I accept your problem.

But the idea of after you're working really hard 15 years to develop a credible reticement, such as yourself. So I apologize for that. I accept your fault.

But the idea of after you're working really hard 15 years to develop a credible reputation and being told on watching on a Zoom that I am tainting the dirty pool

and poisoning the jury pool and contaminating the jury board by doing what's required

and standard, I'm not crying.

I'm angry.

Yes, it doesn't.

And please, go ahead and be as angry as you like as you continue from your work for the defense in this case.

Okay. You are listening to the Roberta Glass True Crime Report, putting the true back in true crime.

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A rare Friday night show.

And I believe Jane's World, too, is having a premiere.

I believe it's a video of all my victim impacts,

or all the victim impact statements that I've read in the Dan Markell case going on on her channel. Check that out. But I wanted to talk to you today about a very exciting

hearing that went on, a very interesting hearing in the case against Brian

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