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We're going to go ahead and continue playing the video. okay. mr. bryan is traveling, as he testified, as an agent indicated in the re-enactment video. he's traveling at 10 or 15 miles an hour. he's traveling faster than mr. arbery. if he was trying to hunt him down, he would be going a lot faster. more to the point, at this point, as mr. bryan comes around the dogleg, what we're seeing here, i can't be sure whether this is the enhanced video or not. but what we're seeing here in this courtroom with the artificial interior lighting is certainly a better view than mr. bryan has actually looking...

Best evidence for you to look at in trying to figure out what happened here. now it's going to come up in different context, but the judge is going to instruct you on the principle of abandonment. and it has more than one application here. but basically, if somebody abandoned a criminal enterprise, then they cannot be held criminally responsible for it. maybe you believe that mr. bryan was attempting to imprison, falsely imprison mr. arbery. of course, that would depend on whether or not the mcmichaels were authorized to make a citizens arrest. we'll talk more about those issues later. but thi...

He says that he crept out on to the road. the state suggests that mr. bryan either hit mr. arbery or tried to hit him, and pushed him with his 5,000 pound motor vehicle. we'll come back to that in a second, but i think the evidence is inconsistent with that. now, i do want to talk about the indictment for a minute. let's take a minute to review the indictment. it is what we sometimes call a kitchen sink indictment. everyone, all three dfefendants are charged literally with everything in the indictment, every crime set forth therein, you may find this confusing and difficult to sort through at ...

Now, it's at the very end he ba backs up and straightens out a bit. whether mr. bryan said he was going to the left or to the center or slightly to the left, the actual evidence in the case is consistent with him pulling stating out. and again, we know from all the other things that we've seen that mr. bryan's recollection of events that day simply isn't that good. now, mr. arbery, not mr. arbery -- mr. bryan makes what is for him a very faithful decision he actually pulls out in the road. now, at one point he says he over shot the road. another point in the same interview with detective lowry...

Basically reading the lips of what turns out to be travis mcmichael. he can't see mr. arbery's lips. he can't see what, if anything, he's saying. mr. bryan has told us repeatedly that's he's never heard mr. arbery say anything from the beginning to the end. so at this point, it's clear that mr. arbery does not want help from mr. bryan. it's clear that he runs off. and at that point, mr. bryan has to make a decision. now, there's been some testimony. i think mr. bryan said that he called out to them, you got him. which would be consistent with what he's seeing on the road. but nobody else hears...