he unpeeled me. this guy unpeeled me. what were we thinking? this opening statement, i'm dead. >> we'll be joined by attorney ann bremner who is following things inside the courtroom. your takeaway, first of all, with the blefity by which jeff ashton made his closing arguments. a lot of people thought it would go on for some time. >> i thought it was brilliant. brevity was the key. you heard his whole theme the whole time, the life she wanted versus the life she had. i could hear him getting to a close with that. that's what he ended with, so beautifully done. i think with the jury having heard the case this long, that's the best way to go, so organized, some compelling. low key in a lot of respects. with the theme that went through out, made sense come pelling with the call to arms and ended in time. >> what i -- as i was watching this, there were points where i was listening to the points being made by mr. ashton and i literally got sick to my stomach, envisioning the scenarios he was laying out. at those times i found myself looking at casey

. >> again, my gut was, he is unpeeling me like i am an onion. i have to place to hide. how is this happening. she looked devastated, not as swung wrongly ak can you telled but devastated in that it's all coming out and hitting me in the face. >> there were furrowed brows at points. jonna, it didn't look like she was questioning what was said but that she was ticked off. >> yeah. like she was mad at the prosecutor. there was one point where she did shake her head as if she was disagreeing with what he was saying. just a moment ago, i don't know if the jury is back in the room or not, she was animated and cracked a little smile. it's very hard to get her. we don't understand her. >> for all you detail people out there, the judge claimed that the prosecution, the state went 77 minutes and 8 seconds with their closing arguments. people like that kind of stuff. we'll compare later. do you think jose baez will go longer? >> longer. >> he is going to, and jonna, i have to give you credit for this. i think jeff ashton set a trap for jose baez. when i said he trusted the jury, i