We knew it was going to be a tough case, that's why I urged my client to take a plea bargain. Off the top of my head, I don't think he has any complaints, the jury was out for 8 or 9 hours.

When the only defense you have is one of extreme emotional disturbance, you have to put your client on the stand.

He didn't confess that he intended to cause her death. By that alone, the jury should find him not guilty.

I told him we could mount a defense of extreme emotional disturbance but I also told him his confession is extremely damning. His chances for acquittal are extremely remote.

I think it was expected. We knew it was going to be a difficult case. That's why I urged my client to take the plea bargain.

I know this stuff is pretty commonplace with these video games -- the violence, the sex -- but this part, the use of crucifixion, is obnoxious and, I would have to say it's willfully obnoxious.