Hi, everybody. I'm Ashley Banfield, and this is Drop Dead serious. I've been counting. I know you've been

counting. And it feels like it's been longer, but it's only day 14 in the Karen Reed trial.

But day 14, we've covered a lot of ground. But I do want to say

that if there's one thing I feel, it's as though Yuri Buchanick, Sergeant Yuri Buchanick, has been on

the stand for almost all 14 days. But it's not. It's only three. He's on the stand for three days in a row.

And he's undergone a direct exam, a cross-exam, a redirect, a recross, a redirect again.

But let me tell you something.

Day three was a biggie.

There was actually a Perry Mason moment.

Now, if you are too young to remember Perry Mason on TV,

you may have heard of the expression of Perry Mason moment,

even having not seen it on TV,

but if you don't know what a Perry Mason moment is,

it's one of those aha moments in court,

like bump, bum, when something happens somebody walks in

through the back or a witness shows up or a piece of evidence comes up or some fact comes out of

the blue we had one of those today and it was like sweet if you're a trial watcher, it's what you wait for, right?

And this was a surveillance video.

A surveillance video that was never brought up in Karen's first trial.

Wait, what?

How is there evidence that we never saw in the first trial? How? Well, there was, and it was big, and I'm going to get to it. So do not go anywhere until you hear this. But it's video that could be make or break for this jury, right? And right out of the gate, this trial got hot. So let's just get right to it.

Before the jury came in, special prosecutor Hank Brennan told the courtroom that he was worried about something.

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