Paul Caneiro Trial – Day 5 Recap Prof Jo Explains Live!

Court wrapped for Day 5 of the Paul Caneiro Mansion Murders trial, and Prof Jo breaks down what actually mattered — legally, strategically, and from a jury’s perspective.

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Instead of replaying everything you already heard, Prof. Jo focuses on:
• The testimony that moved the case forward
• What helped the prosecution vs. the defense
• Key legal moments jurors are likely to remember
• What today changes (or doesn’t) going forward

This is analysis, not speculation — grounded in courtroom experience and legal standards.

Why this matters: Trials aren’t decided by volume or drama. They’re decided by credibility, consistency, and how evidence fits together over time. This recap explains today’s developments in plain English so you can follow the case without getting lost.

⚖️ Case Background: Paul Caneiro is on trial in New Jersey for the 2018 murders of his brother’s family and the alleged use of arson to conceal the crimes.

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