you had been asleep and was woken up by your coughing ?
correct.
you looked at your husband clock said 3.02.. and its 6 mins fast.
uhoh I said 4 mins fast.
that makes it 3.06.
was your state of alertness momre awake then than later??
heh, nels objects. the witness says her level was the same.
the judge says, no. mr oldwage. the witnesss says her alertness was the same.
oldwage is trying to draw some difference in her level of awareness.
my husband ws instantly awake.. as I asked him what he heard, he answered..
immediately.
did he ever suggest to you what number of shots he heard .. I heard 3.
no. at no time.
oldwage is now trying to differentiate between times spoken.
3 shots. you discussed yur evidence>?? no. we discussed events.
we obvioiusly discussed events. but not in detail. .. neither of us were taking notes.
and this was before your written statement to the police..?? yes.
actually I don't know when my husband made his first statement.. and I still don't know.
we were together at home, but not in the same room later that day, and he made a second statement. I made my first. in the same house, in separate rooms.
I heard 3 shots. Il leaned over to look out the window. I saw lights in both houses.
you got out of bed. no I was in bed , I got up at the screaming. I was leaning over him to look at the bedside table.
oldwage is up against a brick wall here.
the initial shot. I asked him . he answered.
then the screaming started. I went to the balcony.. to see where the screaming was coming from.
a females voice. one couldn't hear words. it was screaming.
