during that critical interview of a minute or two, some of the friends of jordan davis threw a gun away. if there's no gun, there's not much of a defense. >> he felt his life was in danger after multiple threats of death. does the florida stand your ground law, does it protect a person whose life is verbally threatened, even if a weapon is not clearly present. >> in theory, it could. and this case is going to be a remarkable and i think very impactful result if somehow the defendant gets acquitted because in theory, if you say -- jury thinks you reasonably had some belief that you faced serious bodily injury or fear of death, then that's good enough to walk you out of the courtroom. there doesn't have to be a gun found and doesn't have to be an injury by the shooter. it's all based on having a reasonable fear of death or