Welcome to the global phenomenon, Surviving the Survivor, where we bring you the best guests in all of true crime.

Here's your host, Emmy Award-winning journalist Joel Waldman.

What's up, SDS Nation?

Welcome to another episode of Surviving Survivor, the podcast that promises to bring you the very

best guests in all of true crime. This is a special lunch live edition from

Orlando covering the Saraboon trial. I hope everyone is doing well. This is going to be a challenging

lunch live and I'll tell you why. I use my iPad for notes and the phone to stream and my notes are all on the phone and usually through Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

they're supposed to go over to my iPad but they have not so I'm working off of

zero notes so I will have to use my rather poor memory.

And I'll start with this. A lot of people are now, and by the way, Susan Constantine, a body language expert, a jury selection,

their jury consultant, she's just doing a quick interview with Fox and then she's going to hop over here and join us and give us her take.

So that'll be interesting and I'm periodically just checking to see where my notes are, but they're not popping up so so be it.

So you know one of the things that's happening I think are and rightly so people who are watching are kind of getting swayed with each

movement by the defense there's it's undeniable that the defense is actually doing a good job

with what they have.

You know, they are working their case.

They've got really bad facts, as lawyers like to say. not a lot to work with, yet they're making a good case of saying

and showing that Sarah Boone was in fact a victim of TV.

As a matter of fact, the last witness,

there were five or six witnesses today.

So in total, the defense has brought six or seven waitresses, but the last

witness today was a recall witness, the digital forensics expert and she

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