so there is the question -- why wasn't this jursequested -- sequestered, jean casarez?don't know of a motion from either side requesting there be a sequestration of the jury. the judge can bring it up. i know of the judge not bringing it up. it has not been an issue. we'll see if that changes once they start deliberations. i've seen many cases where the sequestration order cancer come into place at that point of time. but you're right, this is very high profile. this could be a concern and maybe with juror five, maybe everything will be changed from here on out. we'll see. >> all right. ted rowlands, beth care akaras, thank you. >>> a massive amount of blood was spilled after jodi arias allegedly killed him. next, a blood spatter expert will walk us through the crime scene. it's critical to get to the details. he says jodi's story does not add up to the science that he knows, and he has a very different story to tell. stay with us. alright, bring the model in on the set! work the camera... work it! those hands. oooh la la! what's your secret? dawn? [ female announcer ]

"in session" correspondent jean casarez is with me now.of them outside the phoenix courthouse. ted rolands, listen. we had to cherry pick through a lot of those messages just to be able to read on television what some of those messages said. there were some really awful things read in court. >> absolutely. very nasty things. aggressive things too saying that hitler has more of a conscience than you. a lot of sexually demeaning things that were aggressive, and the theme here from the defense is to set up a scenario for jurors so they could feel comfortable with the idea that jodi arias was indeed fearing for her her life, and this witness is putting it out there as a possibility. juan martinez, though, has come back at her very hard. maybe too hard in some people's minds during cross. i think he may tone it down a little whether we resume court here today. his job is to try to not only go after this expert by saying that she is unqualified, but also reminding the jury that travis alexander is the real victim in this case. >> and jean casare

i want to bring in jean casarez who is outside the courthouse in phoenix and criminal defense attorneye baez who defended casey anthony. jean, you're there every day. you see the throngs of people who come from out of state, a long way away, to watch this trial. but even you as a regular court watcher and reporter, this has to be surprising to you, the level to which people have gone to harass this witness. >> i've never seen this level. i truly have not. and sitting in that courtroom we continually see laviolette along with the defense attorney go through the door to the judge's chambers and i thought it was because of the cross-examination, which is very strong and it should be strong but it being looks like there's much more to this and i have seen her in the courtroom just not looking well. i mean, looking very pale and just seemingly going downhill healthwise. i've witnessed it. but the power of this social movement that is happening right now is very strong and i think any witness for the defense could be a target of it. >> and i'm going to touch on that with you in a moment beca

. >>> jean casarez is live in phoenix, good morning, jean. >> reporter: good morning, carol. >> does michael jackson's family have a chance? >> reporter: they definitely do. you see, this is a civil action. it's wrongful death. they believe aeg caused the death civilly of michael jackson, and they have a number of grounds that they are alleging. number one, they are saying aeg was the employer, conrad murray was the employee, aeg paid conrad murray his salary. furthermore, that aeg knew or should have known it was foreseeable that a traveling doctor with michael jackson would give him legal drugs in an illegal manner so he would be able to perform. they are saying they did not investigate conrad murray, they did not know he was so in debt, and there is an e-mail that i think the plaintiffs are going to say is very particularly important that comes 11 days before michael jackson died. it was from the head of aeg live to kenny ortega and it was after conrad murray stopped michael jackson from going to a rehearsal and the e-mail says, i'm summarizing, we pay michael jackson -- aeg, conr