let's go to beth karas and paul callan. terrogation or her parents' interrogation ever going to see the light of the courtroom or, more importantly, the juror's eyes? >> well, some of jodi arias' interrogation that day or the next day when she admitted that she was there but two intruders did it, you are also showing sf stuff that the jury didn't see. if there's a penalty phase, her parents may get on the stand and her mom may talk about her problems and psychiatric problems and how jodi's friends begged for her to get help for her but she never did. >> i want to play a little more of the interrogation because it's a classic move of interrogators and they get up and leave the suspect alone to see what they say or do when they don't think anyone is watching. ♪ >> so paul callan, while that is a lovely rendition of dido's songs, it's an unusual way for a suspect to behave? >> it's a bizarre suspeway for suspect to behave. usually she would not be singing a song when left alone. but frankly, unless the prosecutor wants to offer

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>> cnn's ted row handz and "in session" correspondent beth karas join me from phoenix.ly one of the most interesting, fascinating and even strange things about this very strange case is the enormous number of questions from the jury. one question after another after another. ted, what do you think these questions tell us? beth, let me ask you that question. these jury questions, a great number of them, what do you think they tell us? >> reporter: well, of the jurors who are submitting those questions -- you know, it's not all of them, not all jurors are participating in this -- those that do seem to have a skepticism about jodi arias' story and aulyce laviolette saying travis alexander was the abuser. that question shows that at least one juror is zeroing in on what the state believes is the key issue in this case, jodi arias was the abuser, the murder every. the defense isn't saying this is a murder, but a justified killing. >> you brought up the word "skepticism." what do you think will carry back into jury deliberations when they ultimately happen? >> reporter: there

to get straight to ted rowlands and "in session's" correspondents on the case, jean casarez and beth karasde the courthouse in phoenix. jean, let me begin with u. do we have any idea what she is alleged to have actually said in front of these jurors? like if it's damaging or if it's reversible? >> we do not know because it is sealed. but we have to look at the motion that they filed. and i think we can read between the lines. and it appears as though when the judge was questioning jurors on whether they had seen the prosecutor sign autographs, that another conversation evolved. and it appears as though maybe other jurors said that one of their fellow jurors had made some comments in front of them. that is what i read in this motion. we don't know what it is, but they quote the supreme court saying that you cannot conduct any misconduct with a juror, any tampering with a juror will not be allowed. that leads us to believe it is conversations. >> so beth, i mean, is this -- is it a case of it doesn't matter what you say, just the fact that you say anything at all shuts down the whole process