eleanor odom, renee rockwell, peter odom. renee rockwell, if you want to get somebody bad-mouthing a possible -- somebody the defense wants to be a murder suspect, who do you go to? the ex. get her on deposition. >> absolutely. >> i can't believe they did that. you know what, i hope, i hope the defense plays that for the jury. >> and, nancy, her credibility will surely come into issue, but all the defense has to do is confuse one juror, nancy. this is the death penalty case, and if this woman hadn't been put up to it, and if she's believable and if she says duct tape and they come in and they talk about, well gosh, didn't this guy go to the scene a couple of times and make 911 calls? that might strike one juror. >> what about it, peter? >> you know, nancy, renee's quite right. all the defense has to do it create reasonable doubt. the state is going to be jumping up and down and saying, duct tape says the ex-wife, duct tape on the body, it's just a coincidence. it's just a coincidence, they'll say. >> you know the first thing