You know, I was talking to Mike off the air before we, you came on, and we were talking about

if you had to prosecute this case, right, and after opening statements, so the opening

statements are done, where do you start, Bobby? Where would you exactly start?

I mean, that's an interesting, you know, there's different schools of thought with the prosecutors I work with. Sometimes they like to tell a sequential narrative story chronologically. So, you know, you start basically a timeline. Some prosecutors like to put their strongest evidence in first to get the

jury going, boom. So like you get the defense back on its heels. You know, you put your strongest

piece of evidence in first. And then some people, some prosecutors like to wait until the end to use

their strongest evidence. So it really depends on your prosecutorial theory on it and you talk about that with your team with your investigators

Your detectives with you know with the other prosecutors who are gonna second seat you on it and so I think you you discuss that and you say what are we gonna

Tell the jury the story you know so it makes sense to them and we get them, you know, the strongest evidence that

really makes an impact on that. So it would depend on all of those things. I wasn't privy to,

like, you basically put it up on this huge whiteboard in your war room as you prep for trial

and you say, this is how we're going to approach it. But, you know, obviously in movies and

TV, usually they do the chronological. They start from the beginning and they go through a timeline of what happened.

That's not always the way you don't have to do it that way, but that's usually the way they do it.

Mike, your thoughts.

Yeah, Bill, you know, I'm agreeing with Bobby a lot.

I'm always thinking, well well you start over the 911 call

that's how in the nypd the cases i was on you know you start the 911 call who are you uh

four six sector adam police officer mike gerry you know we went to 108 thursday crescent avenue

uh call the shots fired you know whatever happened to be. And just do it that way.

But after talking with you, Billy, and looking at everything over, I think, and actually even looking at this report that you put up there, I think it's really good to start off with

his phone activity, get an expert, not like Dylan Mortensen up there and having her be traumatized, being the first

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