This is Hidden Killers Live with Tony Burski, Stacey Cole, and Todd Michaels.

The grand jury investigating the death of Celeste Rebus Hernandez is now in its third week,

and the people around David are starting to break.

This last week, Robert Morgant, the general manager of David's record label and president

of his touring company, spent three days being grilled by Deputy D.A. Beth Silverman,

according to reports, he was overheard in the courthouse hallway, complaining that Silverman

was being very pushy about why he never called police after learning a decomposing body had been found in his client's car.

And a crazy thought, why not call police?

His alleged answer, he didn't think it was his responsibility, not his job.

And he just wanted to keep the tour going, you know, like you do.

Meanwhile, a female witness connected to the case reportedly refused to appear,

prompting prosecutors to seek a body attachment order to have her detained and forced to testify.

I know it sounds like weird body attachment.

It means we're going to haul you into court and make you

testify. She's represented by the same attorney as Morgonth, retired FBI special agent,

Jennifer Coffendaffer, is with us to help break down. What this pressure campaign on David's

Inner Circle tells us about where the case is headed. So let's start there.

Jennifer Robert reportedly testified for three days straight for context.

Is that unusual for a grand jury witness, someone who isn't the target to be on the stand that long?

What is that duration signal about what the prosecutors are after here?

Tony, it is unusual. For anybody who hasn't testified in a grand jury, that's just not how it usually rolls. You're in and out of there

as quickly as you can. And obviously, the more you know, the longer you are on that stand,

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