The cameras question: Mickey's mock cross breaks Trevor
Mickey catches Trevor lying about the affair, then reveals the walkthrough was a rehearsal of what the prosecutor will do.
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Mickey catches Trevor lying about the affair, then reveals the walkthrough was a rehearsal of what the prosecutor will do.
Mickey walks the rookie deputy through the drawn gun, the cuffs and the locked car until his claim that Trevor wasn't arrested sounds absurd.
Mickey challenges the deputy's read on Trevor's emotions and ends by pointing out he was still on probation that day.
Mickey squeezes in a late cross and gets Kinder to admit he never questioned Anton Shavar or anyone else close to Jan Rilz.
Mickey reveals Sonia emailed Trevor over 20 times looking for career help and suggests she testified out of resentment.
Mickey attacks Loomis with a discredited old report, but the tech reveals a supervisor checks his work and the judge rules against Mickey.
Mickey explains why doubt isn't always enough, then shows the detective never questioned Shavar and wins a sidebar to call him.
Mickey grills the security chief about his intelligence past and his wife's affair with Jan Rilz until Shavar snaps.
Shavar insists he isn't violent, so Mickey plays footage of him threatening Cisco, and Golantz asks Shavar directly if he killed Rilz.
Playing prosecutor, Mickey hammers Trevor with the murder scenario, then tells him to give the jury only one thing: his love for Lara.
On cross, Golantz uses Trevor's packed calendar, the camera log and the missing prenup to paint a jealous husband with a motive.
Golantz plays Trevor's own game to show its hero's gun matches the murder weapon; Mickey's sidebar objection fails.
Perez swears she was camping; Mickey plays hotel footage, her lawyer invokes the Fifth, and the judge erupts at sidebar.