hours to do it, they gave it enough attention they didn't just blindly check boxes, i'm assuming, now it's show time. they have 17 chances to give the opportunity for us to put him to death. >> if he's found guilty brian of even one of these death penalty charges, it goes to the next phase, right. >> i would agree, gretchen, with 95 witnesses and only 11 hours of deliberation, that tells me that this jury was in agreement on nearly every count and that does not bode well for this defendant. >> this morning they had two questions, they asked whether a conspiracy can pertain to either a sequence of events of a single event. they also asked about the difference between aiding and abetting, what does that tell you? >> that's actually very curious, what are they referring to, if a conspiracy can relate to an event or series of events, does
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