amethyst221
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I don't think it's a question of "seeing something" others have somehow missed, like some actual, existing thing. This is all speculation, but we know he has his secret theory that, once we ever get to hear it at trial, will maketh all things clear and just blow the doors off the courthouse, etc. etc. It's going to be a story, and maybe there is a person involved, maybe a friend of Casey, maybe one of the upcoming deponents, and some document or record or information about it/them that he feels will be tangible "proof" of or support for the magical story. He doesn't want to tell the meanies on the other side, or the gasp/ Baden type "ahah" factor will be gone. If you only feel you might succeed with your theory if you sandbag the other side with it at trial, so they can't prepare to meet it, then maybe it isn't such a great thing. That's just me, being a skeptic. It could be anything, really. Hope the judge says no.