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JUN 7, 2023
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Marks accepted his responsibility for putting himself in trouble as a child going to jail for armed robbery.
Outside of jail for armed robbery, Marks explained from his perspective why he was charged for disorderly conduct.
Enlisted in the military post 9/11, Marks explained why he was discharged from the Navy through his own choices.
Marks’ testimony over April Pease focused on his custody battle with her over Adrian.
Marks did admit he sent April an email saying he’d kill her.
Marks said the email was taken out of context and was sent to convey humor.
Marks started to cry when talking about first meeting Jenna and had to call for break.
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The Killeen Daily Herald reported Wednesday that Marks recounted his multiple romantic relationships in an attempt to prove he is not violent with women.
“I’m not trying to beg or plead for anything,” Marks told the jury during his testimony, according to the Daily Herald, “I may be adding fuel to the fire (but) I wanted you to hear the good, the bad and the ugly.”
Cedric Marks gives self-testimony in his Capital Murder trial
BELTON, Texas (FOX 44) – The sentencing phase of the Cedric Marks Capital Murder trial continues in Bell County’s 426th District Court on Wednesday, June 7. On Wednesday, June 7, Marks called…
www.fox44news.com
Marks accepted his responsibility for putting himself in trouble as a child going to jail for armed robbery.
Outside of jail for armed robbery, Marks explained from his perspective why he was charged for disorderly conduct.
Enlisted in the military post 9/11, Marks explained why he was discharged from the Navy through his own choices.
Marks’ testimony over April Pease focused on his custody battle with her over Adrian.
Marks did admit he sent April an email saying he’d kill her.
Marks said the email was taken out of context and was sent to convey humor.
Marks started to cry when talking about first meeting Jenna and had to call for break.
[...]
Report: Convicted killer Cedric Marks calls himself as a defense witness during sentencing phase
Cedric Marks, convicted in the murders of his ex-girlfriend and her friend, on Wednesday called himself to the stand to testify in his own defense
www.kwtx.com
“I’m not trying to beg or plead for anything,” Marks told the jury during his testimony, according to the Daily Herald, “I may be adding fuel to the fire (but) I wanted you to hear the good, the bad and the ugly.”