GOT IT! I think I know why the defense wants the CWW testimony in the DCF case sealed! Sometimes you give away information merely by asking a question. The defense doesn't care about what CWW would say in today's hearing, but IS concerned about the questions they asked being used in MS murder trial.
What is the significance of asking CWW if he "hit her in the head three times"?
1) That's what he told MS he did to Ronnie Bolin
2) MS saw his wife's murder, if so, did he also speak to her while CWW and JRR held held her before killing her
3) CWW told MS that's "all" he did and that JRR did the rest
4) CWW admitted it in his testimony for the plea bargain which is currently sealed and MS is tipping his hand that he knows exactly what's CWW testified
If it's true that CWW testified to hitting TS three times, and the plea documents are sealed, this opens a can of worms as to how the defense got access to a sealed document that they had no part of and he's letting CWW know that MS knows.
If it's true that CWW hit RB three times when he killed him, that lets CWW know that he/MS can testify against him about RB's murder.
If it's true that CWW hit TS three times, that means MS knows and that could only have come from CWW either via conversation, text, etc. or witnessing it for himself. If CWW told MS and MS didn't tell LE even while professing his innocence, what earthly reason could he provide as to why he didn't immediately go to LE with CWW's confession to him. If MS is innocent. (We know he's not innocent, just saying HE wants people to believe he is.)
Ever the controlling , there was MS scribbling away giving his lawyer questions to ask the judge.
I do wonder if MS gets convicted, that the first appeal he'll file will be that he wasn't adequately represented by counsel. How do people EVER get away with that one when the defendant himself chose his own lawyers?
All credit goes to our fabulous beach she's the one who proposed the idea that MS watched via Facetime! 
