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Expect to hear victim impact statements. it should be extremely emotional if that s the way the jury decided to go. that means that they have not fully determined whether or not he will get the death penalty but they have determined that he will get life in prison. so we ll be moving forward to find out what the jury s decision is if their decision is the mitigating factors outweighed the aggravating factors we will have our answer and this trial will be over. we will find out then. the last he can get, the least james holmes is k get is life in jail without parole. the worst is the death penalty. when we talk about mitigating factors, we re talking about the circumstances that will be entertained under which there is a belief that the penalty is considered too harsh. so we re talking about testimony from his family members, understand from, who might say that he did have some mental illness, right?
I. forensics. she admitted it in the interrogation that she pushed him with two hands. so, again she said there was an argument, he pushed at her, she pushed back, and what i think she was trying to claim is self-defense of some kind. that s the problem. and this is after the blind fold. somewhere after the blindfold, this person was defending herself from her husband, and let s not forget they re on a cliff in the dark, and she is saying she could potentially be afraid of him or sending him off. that s not exactly a place that somebody would choose to go to tell someone i don t want to be married to you anymore. wonder how long this will last. should be interesting, right? well, you know, if she murdered her husband, about to get what she deserved. life in jail without parole. no chance for death penalty in this case. they decided against it. yes. good to see you. we ll keep following it. lawmakers in washington could be close to doing something they haven t
guys, we have the sound? anyone? no. do you think he was trying to make you leave the country? he just, what i think he just didn t want me to keep me as far as, so i couldn t say anything about him or about his behavior. he said he has text messages as evidence about that. it s hard to tell what the sheriff meant in some of these messages, but jose read them as a threat, went to a lawyer, and here we are today. just real quickly, how did the two of them meet? reporter: they met on a web site, gay.com, back in 2006. and interestingly enough, the very first photo the sheriff sent him, at that time he was a police officer, sent to him was a photo of him and john mccain which jose, at the time, said he had no idea who senator john mccain was. he does now. yes. thank you very much for us there in arizona. wolf blitzer has landed a huge interview coming up in the situation room. sheriff babou is going to respond to all of these allegations that miguel just outlined for