Same thing with Dr Rodriguez.
Rodriguez wanted to bring up important facts about what happens when dead bodies are wrapped in duct tape, and the prosecution did not want him to tell us that information. What? I want to hear what Rodriguez has to say about duct tape on dead bodies, and I think the jury should hear that also.
I watch this trial, any trial, every trial to see all the different factors and things that might solve the crime, and I dont like it one bit when the prosecution does not allow facts to be presented. I want to know. The prosecution does not want me to know. It is as simple as that. Any time the prosecution does not want me to know facts about the case, any time the prosecution withholds evidence, any time the prosecution lies, then I switch my vote to not guilty no matter how “bad” the defendant might seem.