The jury reaches a verdict in the trial of Dr Stowe.

Esteemed psychologist Dr. Art Markman (from 2 Guys On Your Head) examines the ethical violations in Dr. Greenson's psychiatric treatment of Marilyn Monroe.

Dr. Stowe assumes the witness stand to speak in his own defense.

Jonathan and I finish discussing Something's Got to Give and the last few weeks of Marilyn's life.

Adelaide celebrates her birthday under sequestration, and the defense lays out its theory. Jurors discuss reasonable doubt.

Bombs Away's Jonathan Young talks to me about Marilyn Monroe's last (unfinished) picture, Something's Got To Give.

The State lays out its theory.

So… today was supposed to be a strict talk with Jessa about psychiatry in the courtroom, but we twisted and turned through odd psychology to family dynamics to awkward attorney moments…

… God, I've missed her.

The jury learns about the phenomenon countertransference, wherein a therapist develops feelings for his patient. Were Dr Stowe and Ava Michaels intimate? 

*Note. Bill's daughter is also named Chelsea. (No relation!)

President of the ASTC (American Society of Trial Consultants) Patricia Kuehn explains why the consulting industry is imperative in maintaining a fair and just legal system.