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This is Hidden Killers with Tony Brewski.

Brian Coburg's defense is in a psychological chess match right now, not just with the prosecution,

but with the jury, the judge, and even Coburger himself, every move they make from here

on out isn't about proving innocence.

It's about crafting doubt, creating a

narrative that disrupts the prosecution's seemingly airtight case and making at

least one juror question everything they thought they knew about forensic science and

human behavior, if they know anything. That's the big question with the jury

all the time. But how do you do that when the world already seems to have made up its mind?

With all the motions denied, the defense has no choice but to pivot here. They have to humanize Coburger.

They have to dismantle the forensic evidence

and manipulate the jury's psychology

in the decision-making process.

They need to turn hard science into uncertainty

and make the jurors doubt what they're seeing

without ever needing to prove an alternative suspect or an alibi.

So how do they do it?

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