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Welcome everybody to this episode of Amy and T.J. presents.

It is day two of the Brian Walsh trial on this Tuesday, December 2nd.

And T.J. and I have a very special guest with us that we're going to introduce in just a moment to give us some perspective about what we had been seeing and hearing in this trial.

But it's already been a heck of a day in court these past two days, babe.

A heck of a day is, if this is setting us up for what the next couple of weeks is going to be in this trial, then this is can't miss. This is a can't miss trial. It's difficult to talk about it in not a sensationalized way, but some of the things, just the idea of what he's accused of, what he's admitting to, and how he's trying to explain this as a defense. This is fascinating. And for those of you, we'll give you a quick catch-up.

This is about a 50-year-old husband and father of three who has been charged with first-degree murder.

His wife, Anna's body, has never been found.

But get this, he's already pleaded guilty to dismembering her body, to disposing of her body, and he's admitted

to lying about it all to investigators. But he says he did not murder his wife. And with that,

let's bring in renowned criminal defense attorney, Alison Treasel. She may be a familiar face to some of you crime

junkies who are listening right now, but she certainly made the rounds and knows her stuff.

I got this fun fact about you, Allison. You have represented more than a thousand clients

in your decades-long career who've all been charged with committing serious crimes.

So I know this case almost certainly has had to have stood out to you.

Yeah, I mean, first of all, you're right.

This is one of those cannot miss, not just because the facts and the text messages and the type of relationship

these people had.

But then yesterday comes along and we hear a defense and T.J. brought it up yesterday

that you really don't hear often.

But when you have nothing, this is an actual defense.

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