I know a lot here really like the State and this team but I thought this exchange was interesting....
While Dugan was trying to really double-down on this amount of money KM made at the clubs, this was some of the question & answers:
(using the 2019 testimony transcript for reference)
Dugan: your prior testimony, on a good night for you, you'd walk out of there with a '$1000-1500', isnt that true?
KM: Yes, Ma'am
Dugan: And you said you'd work there 'sometimes 2 times a week' ? .....On the next page? Page 37?....That's what you said in 2019?
KM: yes, ma'am
Dugan: And you gave that testimony, that you'd walk out of there with $1000 too $1500 a night and that was before Ramzi Naber was a witness in this case, isn't that true?
KM: Yes, ma'am
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One small part of the statements that seemed to disappear entirely from Dugan's questions as she said "per night", "every night", "all the time you worked there" in her questioning after this. The on a "good" night part that KM kept trying to reference was dropped by the State, and I was a bit surprised that her counsel didn't object since the quote(s) she was using were missing that word (which seems important since it does possibly signify finances from a successful night vs. a much less-attended and therefore less paid in tips night)
But also, I am also not sure, with all the evidence they have, trying to attack her to this level of detail over the cash tips (especially when the jury has already been told by Defense about the cash tips vs. credit paychecks) is even really all that helpful or necessary. KM tried many times to explain the type of music/night affected the amount of tips received vs. slow and more-popular times seems pretty reasonable IMOO. They can catch her in several other lies and not talk in circles about the two clubs, but J