There might not be anything quite like a true Perry Mason moment. The killer is not going to break down on the stand and admit her evil ways.
But he does have a few things up his sleeve, imo. First of all, I think he is going to break down this DV expert. I think he will be able to use her own little 'Abuse Continuum' to plug in Jodi's abusive actions. And he will be able to pinpoint LIES in her own journal written by her own hand, so that will impeach the source of ALV's conclusions.
In the first half hour he already got ALV to label Jodi as the victim, and not Travis, the man she slaughtered.
He will also PROVE that she lied to the jury when she swore that she returned that 3rd gas can. That will be powerful if he gets the records from Walmart proving she lied that day on the stand. Because the DT strategy has been that she USED TO lie, but not anymore and not under oath.
I think he has lots of things to support his contention that she stole that gun from her grandpa. She made so many mistakes on the stand tryimng to support her LIE about it being in his closet. "
It was in a holster, no it wasn't, I only saw it once when cleaning, and it was not loaded, Oh wait, He said it was loaded and I saw him take it out with him one day...no wait, I saw it three times...what ammo? "
And I believe her 48 Hours and Inside Edition interviews are going to have a huge impact as well. She is soooooo creepy and cray-cray when she describes her smiling booking photo, and her claim that no jury will ever convict her. :shudder: Let alone the Iris's she sent to Travis's grieving grandmother.
Personally, I don't believe that Juan needs any more ammunition. I think he just needs a smoking Closing Argument, to string it all together cohesively. His biggest burden will be to avoid the 'reasonable doubt' trap. He has to get every single juror onboard.