Wasn't it an admission? JB did not say "could" have drowned he said Caylee did drown. He is not suppose to knowingly lie. He can present theories but has to present them as theories as in, "She could have had her father's......." which is what he said in his opening statement. JB said Caylee died on June 16, 2008 when she drowned in the family pool. I don't think he is permitted to lie to the court, even during his opening statement. JB presented this as a fact, not a theory, which he could have only known if KC had told him. So that ship has sailed as far as whether this is KC's story or not. And, not that she could not have lied to him. But if the SA's office has a valid complaint why wouldn't TES? jmo