Poor kid
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Prosecution then played several audio recordings made while BCI were working to gather evidence. The first recording played was taken from the bug placed in the Wagner's vehicle when they were stopped by Border Patrol agents at the border of Canada and Montana.
In that recording, George is heard speaking to his son, B, Eveslage said.
“You know what they want? The people at the border who talked to you and Sudsy, they want to kill your Uncle Jake, they want to kill your (inaudible), they want to kill your papaw and me for no reason," George can be heard telling his toddler-aged son. "Because they are bad people. They are bad people. They want us all to die, and they will take you away and give you to bad people. They want to take Sudsy away and give her to bad people. They are bad people. Don’t listen to what they tell you. They’re liars. That’s what they are. They are liars."
Much of the recording is difficult to hear, with ambient noise and engine sounds punctuating it for awhile. Later in the recording, George can be heard talking to someone else; Eveslage said agents were notified that, while the bug was being listened to, George called Jake. It also sounded as if he spoke to Angela.
"I'm bringing all hell with me," he said, telling Angela to take care of his son.
George can be heard angrily speaking about Tabby, his ex-wife, explaining he believed she was at the border and tried to see B without his permission. He said he showed his son pictures, asking which people and agents spoke to him and indicated B reacted to one of the photos. He can be heard shouting that his ex-wife will be going to jail, because she broke their custody agreement by seeing B without supervision or permission.
The trial of a man accused of killing eight people in Pike County in 2016 continued into its sixth week of testimony on Monday, with the prosecution continuing to call witnesses.
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