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It is Thursday, December 4th, and day four of the Brian Walsh trial is in the books, and I believe Roams

this possibly was one of the most highly anticipated days of the trial with one of the most

highly anticipated witnesses of the trial. With that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J TJ sorry about my ringtone there on my phone just going off

but robs this um this was a big deal of a day because Brian Walsh on trial for murdering his wife

Anna Walsh was involved in an affair with a man by the name of William Bastow.

He was on the stand today.

He was, and it was eye-opening, fascinating, and uncomfortable at times, because, yes, he, can you imagine he is sitting there in the trial of the man

who police say murdered his lover a man who he he was sleeping with his wife i mean i can't even

imagine what was going through his head as he sat there

answering questions, not just from obviously the prosecution, but the cross-examination was

fairly intense. And the defense did a pretty dang good job following up on a couple of items

that certainly played into motive. They did a good job following up on a couple of items that certainly played into motive.

They did a good job all day. Look, again, we have been talking some legal experts on this case,

and all of them say this is a shitter of a case for any defense attorney. That's just,

this is almost impossible, but they keep giving credit to this defense team.

And Robs, just as a casual observer, putting yourself in the position of the jury,

they made some points today that I set up and said, okay, you're making me now question motive.

And the point today, a lot of it was about whether or not Brian Walsh knew his wife was having an affair, because that goes to what the prosecution would say is motive. Motive for wanting to

get out of the marriage, motive for possibly wanting to kill her. Ropes, today the defense made

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