George Pino is on trial in Miami for manslaughter and vessel homicide in the 2022 Biscayne Bay boat crash that killed 17-year-old Lucy Fernandez and left Katy Puig with a catastrophic brain injury. Bob and Ali Motta break it down LIVE, gavel to gavel — every witness, every ruling, real-time analysis from a practicing criminal defense attorney. Pino, a Doral real estate broker, was at the controls of a 29-foot Robalo packed with teenage girls celebrating his daughter's 18th birthday when it slammed into a channel marker near Boca Chita Key. Investigators recovered 61 empty alcohol containers. He declined a blood test — "I had two beers" — no field sobriety test was done, and bodycam footage from four FWC officers was later deleted. Initially charged with only three misdemeanors, Pino now faces up to 30 years. We cover the spoliation and due-process fight over the deleted footage, the split between the FWC officers, the "momentary lapse" defense vs. the State's recklessness theory, the alcohol-evidence battle, and the jury's site visit to the boat. JUST FACTS — no spin, no unverified claims. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications so you never miss a Defense Diaries live stream. 💬 Drop your questions in the chat — We take them live. 📌 Defense Diaries — a true, true crime podcast with criminal defense attorneys Bob Motta & Alison Motta. 🎧 Podcast: BURIED: Inside The John Wayne Gacy Investigation ⚖️ This stream is commentary and legal analysis on a public proceeding. Nothing here is legal advice. All defendants are presumed innocent unless proven guilty. #georgepino #lucyfernandez #defensediaries 00:00:00 Intro & greetings.Initial thoughts, recap & breakdown. Conversation 00:54:50 Trial day 3: Back to court. The judge analyses the exhibit (footage) from the day of the accident. Arguments by State and Defense before the jury comes in. 01:15:25 State witness #7 - Robert Brutto, retired officer, continues on stand (footage of accident) 01:17:10 Jury is in. Jury Admonitions/ cautionary instructions. Testimonies start from here 01:18:00 Direct by Assistant State Attorney Jonathan Borst 01:33:00 OPJ. Body cam footage from Mr. Brutto (voir dire) 01:47:00 Jury's back in. Cross by Def Atty. Mark A.J.Shapiro 02:16:30 Redirect by Assistant State Attorney Laura Adams 02:24:00 State & Defense arguments about exhibits and admissibility (rule of completeness) 02:53:35 Lunch break. Live chat enabled. Analysis of case law (HERNANDEZ v. CGI WINDOWS AND DOORS INC.,2022) 03:31:52 Back from lunch. Live chat disabled 03:37:00 Arguments by State and Defense before the jury comes in. 03:43:40 State witness #8 - Andrew Mescolotto, Maritime Atty. 03:44:15 Direct by Assistant State Attorney Laura Adams 03:50:00 State victim #9 - Cecilia Pino, defendant's wife. 03:50:30 Direct by Assistant State Attorney Laura Adams 04:00:00 Sidebar. No cross by defense team 04:04:10 State witness #10 - Sgt. Peter Delgado, Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office. 04:04:45 Direct by Assistant State Attorney Laura Adams 04:47:00 OPJ. Review & arguments about bodycam footage from the incident. Judge allows jury to see the footage 05:07:50 Jury is back. Direct continues 05:19:35 Cross by Def Atty. Mark A.J.Shapiro 05:35:50 Redirect + Sidebar 05:41:45 State Witness #11 - Detective John Dalton, MDSO 05:42:20 Direct Assistant State Attorney Laura Adams 06:15:30 Cross by Def. Atty. Edward Armellino. 06:17:00 Redirect 06:22:00 Testimony will continue on Day 4. Recommendations & schedule the viewing. Admonitions & jury goes home 06:25:15 The Judge, State & Defense discuss rules, Instructions and schedule for the viewing on trial Day 4. (Bodycams & recordings) 06:36:50 Trial Day 3 concludes. Back to panel → Conclusions, reading motions & reviewing demonstratives. Live chat is enabled again. 07:54:00 Thanks and goodbyes.