A father finds his daughter in his abuser's truck.

He stops it.

The abuser shot dead.

The only camera that recorded the truth?

Well, police claim that they lost the SD card.

Defense

says it was no accident. Hello and welcome to Defense Diaries.

I'm your host, Bob Mata.

And as always, I'm joined by my beautiful and brilliant co-host.

Allie, what's up, girl?

Hey, babe. Hey, all. So, yeah, I flub the opening. I hate when I have a flub on the cold open. You know, what are you going to do? Kills me. I still love you. Kills me. Thanks, babe. You're the best. You're the best. All right, so, quick story before we jump in alley and i are killing ourselves

for this fundraiser we got going on tomorrow we're super excited about it again that starts at 10

in the morning it's going to go till 10 at night got a ton of great guests lined up central time

central time thank you and we, you know,

it takes a lot to put that together. I hope you all will attend. I hope you all will help promote it.

Retweet the tweets, let people know. It's for a great, great cause. We're obviously going to be

talking about it tonight as we have this brief.

And when I talked to Heather, essentially Aaron and Michael, who are Aaron's attorneys,

had the opportunity to either take this thing to hearing in front of the new judge or they could

prepare a brief. And Aaron elected to prepare a brief, which I think is smart.

Well, it was the fact that they already had the hearing. So she could go to a new hearing,

recall witnesses, do whatever, or cite to the

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