No Body, No Jury: Every Cross-Examination Kosowski Ran as His Own Lawyer, Uncut

No lawyer at his table. Tomasz Kosowski got up and questioned the State's witnesses himself. Here is every cross he ran, in order. No body, no jury. State of Florida v. Tomasz Kosowski is a murder case out of Pinellas County. A plastic surgeon sued for money, stopped defending the case, and was weeks from losing it when the lawyer on the other side, Steven Cozzi, disappeared in March 2023. No body has ever been found. Kosowski fired every lawyer he had, waived a jury and faced the State alone in front of Judge Joseph Bulone, standby counsel beside him and silent. These are his eight cross-examinations, Days 4 to 6. A surgeon arguing likelihood ratios with the DNA analyst. Timestamped photos of a paper towel put to the bloodstain expert. Speed math on a detective's own timeline. And twice he asked to show the court how hard it is to lift a grown man in a loaded cart onto a tailgate. The State's own witness had already ridden in that cart outside court. The judge said no both times. Was that fair? Watch and decide. Keep one thing in mind. This is a surgeon, not a lawyer, cross-examining a DNA analyst, a medical examiner and the lead detective on the fly, his exhibits on a laptop that throws an error mid-question. Some of these questions land. Some of them hurt him. The record is here so you can judge which is which. --- WATCH WITH JUSTICE 0:00:00 Intro. 0:01:00 Kevin Corrigan, FBI cell-site analyst. One minute at a dumpster, and Kosowski makes him say it. 0:02:19 Nicole Hadley, latent print examiner. One question: who lifted the print? 0:03:04 Chad Summerfield, DNA analyst. A 2.4 likelihood ratio, and what it can really carry. 0:12:15 He asks if that result would hold up in court. Objection overruled. 0:18:47 Anna Cox, bloodstain pattern analyst. A laptop error, then the paper towel. 0:29:15 Two images of the same doorway, hours apart. The towel is in only one. 0:38:24 The court reins him in, and he says he is not the argumentative one here. 0:46:20 He reads a journal article on bleach false positives and the State objects. 0:54:27 Why nobody can measure how much blood was in that bathroom. 0:57:50 Detective Lance Moore, cyber crimes. Two miles in two minutes, and the stop that has to fit. 1:04:31 Detective Colin Bolton, the lead detective. No positive ID in any video. 1:06:47 He makes the lead detective walk him through the State's theory, over objection. 1:11:30 The cart-lift demonstration. Sustained, but "you made your point." 1:15:31 Tiffany Gorman, financial analyst. Autopay or a click? She concedes there is no way to tell. 1:41:54 Dr. Jon Thogmartin, the medical examiner. Why no death certificate? 1:48:10 He asks for the cart demonstration again. The judge will not mandate one. 1:52:15 The trash-bag ask. 1:52:56 Next: Kosowski's own closing argument, in full. --- COMPLETE CASE COVERAGE justiceisaprocess.com SUBSCRIBE for daily trial coverage and hit the notification bell so you never miss testimony. CASE BACKGROUND REPORT: https://justiceisaprocess.com/fl-v-ko... Complete case overview including the charges, the timeline, the key players, and the legal questions this trial raises. State of Florida v. Tomasz Kosowski. Pinellas County Circuit Court in Clearwater, Judge Joseph Bulone presiding. On September 23, 2026, Judge Bulone found Kosowski guilty of first-degree murder in the death of Steven Cozzi, whose body has never been found. Kosowski waived a jury for both the guilt and penalty phases and represented himself. In the penalty phase the judge found two aggravating factors proven (financial gain; cold, calculated and premeditated) and found 'heinous, atrocious or cruel' not proven. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty; no sentence has been imposed. A Spencer hearing is set for October 8 at 9 AM. LATEST ARTICLE: https://justiceisaprocess.com/desk-20... PLAYLISTS AND RESOURCES Website: https://justiceisaprocess.com/coverag... Full Trial Live Broadcasts: Florida v. Tomasz Kosowski: Full Trial Liv... No Breaks Edition: Florida v. Tomasz Kosowski: No Breaks Edition Trial Analysis Podcast: Florida v. Tomasz Kosowski: Case Story Tri... Key Moments and Testimony: Florida v. Tomasz Kosowski: Key Moments & ... Subscribe for Daily Coverage: @justiceisaprocess FAIR USE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE This content is produced under Fair Use (17 U.S.C. 107) for news reporting, criticism, and educational purposes. We provide transformative commentary on public court proceedings, advancing public understanding of the judicial process through timestamps, analysis, and educational context. #JusticeIsAProcess #TomaszKosowski #StevenCozzi