Betty's daughters went to (a previous defense attorney) ... and gave him pictures of Betty taken after she had been beaten up, horribly battered,

My daughters used to hear the story around the fire at camp.

She's very scared, ... She doesn't want to be strapped down to that gurney all alone.

The last breath shoots out of her, and then she lapses into unconsciousness.

What we're saying is, 'Give us the opportunity to present our evidence on battering that the jury didn't hear.'

You've got these six women - five daughters and Mrs Bennet - all talking over each other, all wanting to be heard and all needing their space. They've got to appear real.