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Thats whats anticipated over the next 24 hours. we do know the suspects started interrogating them last night. the fbi and local authorities continue that today, ashleigh. >> all right, martin savidge, standby the justice center for a moment. i want to bring in my colleague, legal correspondent for "in session" and hln. jean, one of the things as an attorney i know you would understand is the delicate nature the police would have to adopt in terms of gleaning any information from these three vic...

Wounds delivered from jodi to travis. is not the perpetrator of of the greatest dismiss tick violence jodi? >> cnns ted row handz and "in session" correspondent beth karas join me from phoenix. truly one of the most interesting, fascinating and even strange things about this very strange case is the enormous number of questions from the jury. one question after another after another. ted, what do you think these questions tell us? beth, let me ask you that question. these jury questions, a great...

Are also circulated online and texted about. and all too often that is followed up by a brutal campaign of bullying. joining me now, kyra phillips, anchor of hlns "raising america" and "in session" contributor joey jackson. good to see both of you. but sadly on this kind of occasion. joey, i want to begin with you because we are talking about at least in one case where there are arrests that have been made. this will be prosecuted, however were talking about the alleged victim who is dead. >> ye...

She lives a life identical to satan. >> dont forget, these are messages from travis alexander, real evidence to jodi arias, and her claim is that she was an abused girlfriend. the trial picks back up at 12:30 eastern time this afternoon. "in session" correspondent jean casarez is with me now. both of them outside the phoenix courthouse. ted rolands, listen. we had to cherry pick through a lot of those messages just to be able to read on television what some of those messages said. there were som...

Jose tajada headed up a gang that robbed drug dealers of more than $1 million worth of cocaine. thats about 250 kilos. it all happened over the past decade allegedly. my lawyers join me now on this cnn legal analyst and former prosecutor sunny hostin and criminal defense attorney and law professor and "in session" contributor and super nice guy joey jackson with me. guys, im only smiling about this because this is really disgustingly bad. im only smiling because i cant believe it. but at the sam...

>> reporter: the plaintiffs, jacksons mother catherine and his three kids, blame aeg. the lawyer says there was never a signed contract, and murray who was never paid anything served only at the pleasure of michael jackson. >> if you look at the draft explicitly, he was chosen there by michael jackson to be there at michael jacksons behest. michael jackson was the only one who could get rid of him at will. >> reporter: possibly testify, jacksons 16-year-old son prince michael and his daughter pa...

Has got to do it with michael jackson. so, the pressure is on conrad murray. >> what is the dollar amount? what will the dollar amount be, in your mind? >> reporter: thats going to be up to a jury, and they are asking for the amount of money that michael jackson would have earned if he had lived out the rest of his life. >> $40 billion? >> thats speculative, billions, yes. but its also very speculative because of michael jackson and the person he was, the life he led, and thereby you have aegs d...

It could be just a drop in the bucket. if shes convicted and gets the death penalty, that number soars into the millions. christine romans joins us and jean casarez correspondence for "in session" on trutv. jean to you, almost spent your entire lifetime in a courtroom, is it fair to make a statement that putting someone to death costs a lot more than putting someone in prison for life, correct? >> it costs much, much more. no question about it. and, you know, this case right here is one thats mo...

Now to phoenix, where jodi arias defense is trying to convince a jury that she just cannot remember all the details of the killing of her ex-boyfriend, travis alexander. the defense psychologist returns to the stand in just two hours. no one is denying that she shot him and that she stabbed him, 29 times, in fact, when you include the defensive wounds. but she says her memory of that night is foggy. what she does remember, however, some extraordinarily explicit details of their sex life and that...

You just showed last week, as she had to acknowledge that she did all these things because she didnt remember anything when her lawyer asked her questions, and she barely cried when her lawyer asked her questions. it was really very moving. the family members of the victim travis alexander have been crying periodically throughout the trial. jodi arias mother, other family members here all the time. obviously, emotional also but less so than the victims family. >> oh, my goodness, what an awful t...