Following testimony from a friend which may have cast doubt on the defense’s timeline of events surrounding the death of 15-day-old Caliyah McNabb in October 2017, both the state and defense rested their cases in the murder trial of Chris McNabb and Cortney Bell. Neither McNabb nor Bell will testify in their own defense.
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Shane Kidd, a friend of McNabb’s father, and also a friend of McNabb and Bell, testified to hanging around with and smoking meth at various places with McNabb during the fall of 2017. Under questioning from District Attorney Layla Zon, Kidd stated that about 7:41 a.m. on Oct. 7, McNabb messaged him and asked where he was and said he was “whigging and tripping” and needed to get out of there, meaning the trailer. Kidd said “whigging and tripping” was slang for being on meth and means being “paranoid.”