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Not reasonable. >> this evidence came in, it was one of the last exhibits to come in to the jury. >> it was a significant point in the trial. >> bailey had put patty on the stand so that the jurors could hear in her own words, the terror of the kidnapping. that was the upside for the defense of putting her on the stand. but there was a very substantial downside too. >> in the course of that examination, patty ended up testifying to certain circumstances that took place in the next year and a hal...

And a half? >> this was one of the last exhibits to come in to the jury. >> it was a significant point in the trial. >> bailey had put patty on the stand so that the jurors could hear in her own words the terror of the kidnapping. that was the upside for the defense in putting her on the stand, but there was a very substantial downside, too. >> in the course of that examination, patty ended up testifying to certain circumstances that took place in the next year and a half, and we felt, i know si...

Proceedings here were kind of joking about it. most of the time we have plenty of room to spread out, today we have several overflow courtrooms going. the main courtroom was packed. so they consider the overflow courtrooms to be exactly like court. we have the same rules, same decorum, same everything. i was in the overflow room but i was able -- we have a camera thats purely focused on the judge. and then we have a camera that kind of tracks back and forth from the prosecution table as well as ...

About it? it was in my purse for a year and a half? thats not reasonable. >> it was one of the last exhibits to come into the jury. >> it was a significant point in the trial. >> bailey had put patty on the stand so that the jurors could hear in her own words the terror of the kidnapping. that was the upside for the defense of putting her on the stand. but there was a very substantial downside too. >> in the course of that examination, patty ended up testifying to certain circumstances that took...

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Youre on the jury. nothing? thats funny. yeah. here with reaction to the strange opening arguments, mark. i was shocked by the knock knock joke. >> the knock knock joke should not have happened. if you have to apologize at the start. explain away if you dont like this, dont hold it against my client. just a no-no. shouldnt have happened. >> mark, your thoughts on opening arguments? >> well, when you look at the opening arguments for the prosecution, i think they are overreaching with the secon...

Youre on the jury. nothing? thats funny. yeah. here with reaction to the strange opening arguments, mark. i was shocked by the knock knock joke. >> the knock knock joke should not have happened. if you have to apologize at the start. explain away if you dont like this, dont hold it against my client. just a no-no. shouldnt have happened. >> mark, your thoughts on opening arguments? >> well, when you look at the opening arguments for the prosecution, i think they are overreaching with the secon...

As i walked out, i remember looking towards the prosecution table. i thought they wont even look at us. immediately, as i was stepping down, told them im sorry, and it was something that was heart-felt because i was. i was very sorry. >> and the second clip i want to show is just for you to ponder, is where they all raise their hands, all three of these jurors wanted to have the death penalty. lets see this. >> by a show of hands, who voted to give jodi arias the death penalty? all three of you....

Them may still secretly feel that life in prison without the possibility of parole is, in fact, a more cruel sentence, more of a punishment, than in fact putting her to death. there are all kinds of reasons the jurors may have had. so really it wasnt a surprise. >> lets take a look at just two clips from an interview with "gma" that three of the jurors did. the first one is where they apologize in not reaching a verdict. >> i felt like we had failed the system. as i walked out, i remember lookin...