his or her decision. but janna, human nature kind of tells us it does influence their judgments and decisions, doesn't it sm. >> absolutely. i think that jurors always want to hear from the defendant, always, and they rarely get an opportunity to do that. in this case, there are so many unanswered questions, that only she could have talked about. they're really going to have question marks left in their minds when all is said and done. >> now what, anna, from the timehat we're kids, small matters, doing things we didn't do, sticking our hand in a cookie jar when it was my brother. and what did we do? we're vigorous in our defense of ourselves. we shout to the mountain don't jurors say the same thing, if i were in her shoes, innocent and wrongfully accused, man, i'd take the stand. >> i think so, absolutely. they may not use them against them legally and reminded of that by everyone over and over again. i think as janna was saying