the defense attorney brendan campbell, who is not associated with the cosby case, explained the probable strategy. >> the fear there in putting on testimony is that it opens the door for a potentially the commonwealth to call other witnesses such as other potential victims in the past. i think they would jump on the opportunity to do that. >> reporter: cosby declined to take the stand in his own defense. his attorney, brian mcmonagle argued that his 2004 sexual endowner was consensual. and while cosby had been unfaithful to his wife, he did not commit a crime. >> mr. cosby is very confident. he's confident in his legal team. brian mcmonagle, he was like a surgeon today. >> reporter: last week, constand described that cosby gave her three blue pills and then sexual assaulted her as she laid paralyzed and half conscious in his cheltenham home in 2004. brian mcmonagle pointed out inconsistencies in her story. >> multiple times when you're drugged, why come back and see a man? come on, people. gao the to see this. >> reporter: of course, the defense always wants to put everyone else on trial

. >> reporter: we spoke to an expert brendan campbell. his thoughts on the case and calling just one witness. >> putting on testimony is it opens up the door for a potential for the commonwealth to call other witnesses such as other potential victims. >> reporter: montgomery county d.a. kevin steel also gave his closing argument. again and again, he reminded the jury, cosby knowingly drugged constand at his home. she couldn't move her arms or legs or resist. then he sexually assaulted her. he says that's not romance. that's why his office has bought three counts of aggravated assault against him. if found guilty, bill cosby will likely spend the ret of his life in jail. the next step, jury deliberations. reporting live in norristown, bob brooks, "channel 6 action news." >> thank you, bob. our coverage continues. we have photos from the courthouse and of course ongoing social media updates for you from our "action news" team. you can also take a closer look at the timeline of this case yourself. >>> now for the steamy forecast, another day

defense attorney brendan campbell, who is not associated with the cosby case, explained one possible strategy for calling one witness. >> obviously, they would not do that unless they believed that they had a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: cosby declined to take the stand. his attorney, brian mcmonagle, told the jury that the comedian and constand were actually lovers who enjoyed secret romantic interludes and while cosby may have been unfaithful, he didn't commit a crime. as couldby spokesperson. >> no matter what this d.568 or judge try to do to distort the truth, mr. cosby will prevail. i'm pretty sure those jurors -- i have confidence that they see the truth. >> reporter: with constand in the courtroom, brian mcmonagle pointed out inkiss feanses in her story and detailed dozen of times she contactled cosby after the alleged assault. >> why come back and see a man multiple times when you're drugged? come on, people. you got to see this. >> reporter: constand, a 44-year-old former temple employee, testified last week that cosby gave her three blue pills and then assaulted her while