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Welcome, everyone, to this edition of Amy and T.J.

Presents.

We have been covering the Brian Walsh trial.

It has been even more fascinating, perhaps, than we had anticipated.

But we have alongside us, back by popular demand, legal expert,

and renowned criminal defense attorney Alison Treasel. And Allison, you've been watching alongside of us.

And this first week of testimony wrapped up with a bang. We're already back at it on week two here on Monday morning.

But what was your big takeaway from last week?

There's probably three big takeaways. I wanted to know what the former lover had to say.

I wanted to know what the medical examiner was going to say and how the defense was going

to cross-examine the medical examiner. And of course, I had to wrap my head around this defense.

And was the prosecution going to spend all weekend preparing for how we're going to answer?

There's no body. There's no manner or cause of

death. How are we going to deal with this? And unfortunately, for the prosecution in my mind,

unless I see more and a lot more, I think they missed a lot of key points. I think that they could have done a lot more with the

medical examiner that they had on the stand. I think they could have done more with Mr. Fausto

and asking him questions. So this is a case where you have these searches that make the prosecution's case nearly a slam dunk

and all of a sudden we're at a place where I'm scratching my head and I'm saying,

wait a minute, wait a minute. The defense has something here. No body, no intent, no causation, no manner of death. This is a problem for the prosecution.

Alison, we're smart. We feel so validated right now. We're not legal experts, but we watched all

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