We'll give her immunity and ask her some fact questions, that's all we want. We know what she said and we want to put her on the stand to see what she says now.

We don't have a lot of physical evidence that you would have in a stabbing, shooting, that sort of case. This is a difficult circumstantial case, but we believe the evidence is on our side.

We would be put in a position to prove something we don't believe and never believed happened.

If this was indeed an accident, we don't think there would have been any reason for him to have within two hours of the incident tell one version to the sheriff and change it within a couple of days.

It's gone the way I thought we wanted it to. I'm satisfied with the evidence that we got in and I'm hopeful that it's enough.

The judge basically said ... can't you guys get together and decide which ones really you can perhaps agree on? So we're delineating that down to a few statements.