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

Let's talk about Donald Adelson, our good friends over there, digging into what happens next for Donna,

convicted in September for orchestrating the murder for hire of her former son-in-law, Dan Markell.

Her motion for a new trial denied her defense team, now preparing for an appeal.

But what are the actual odds of overturning a life sentence in a case this public, this emotional?

And this tied to the family.

And what about the ripple effects?

Harvey's courtroom outburst, Wendy's uncharged status and Charlie's own pending appeal.

Eric Fattis, former prosecutor defense attorney, here with us to help unpack what is going on with the Aidelsons and what may be next.

We know Donna's not happy.

She claims, I swear, oh, my, I have nothing to do, oh, I have nothing to do with this. You got me,

assholes. But she claims that. They're going to try and appeal what sort of grounds do you

think they have going forward, Eric? You know, I think that the appellate grounds are going to likely mirror some of the grounds

that they asserted to try to get a new trial.

And so, you know, chiefly, we're looking at judicial bias.

They're saying that the judge was not impartial, that he was favoring the side of the

prosecution.

They list some

colorable reasons for that. And then also sufficiency of evidence. Hey, the jury got wrong and

there's actually not enough evidence here. And then lastly, the ground that might be most

significant is the potential juror misconduct. That one sort of sticks out to me, but I think

generally speaking, though that's going to be the thrust of the appeal on those sort of three

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