Did you go inside of her apartment?

I walked in the front door into the little tiled area, like entranceway thing.

What, if anything, did you observe when you made it to that point?

Looking into the living room, I could see like the end of his feet and maybe a little bit of some legs that were kind of coming out around the backside of the kitchen area.

Did you continue to go into the apartment?

No.

Where did you go?

Sarah told me she was going to call 911 and go outside and have a cigarette and a drink and asked me to come out there with her and I told her that I didn't really feel comfortable being inside and I went out front and got in my car and waited for people to show up.

Did you witness the defendant call 911? and got in my car and waited for people to show up.

Did you witness the defendant call 911?

I think I was in there when she dialed it and first got somebody on the phone,

but I wasn't there for the whole conversation now.

I was outside.

Did you stay there at the same while police arrived? Yes. I was there I was part of it. I knew I'd have to talk to somebody. So did you talk with law enforcement? I did.

I have no further questions at this time.

Thank you. Any cross-examination?

We want to observe our questions for what we call them in our case.

Okay. All right, sir. Your subject.

So, you know, the prosecution got some of their points across by talking to the ex-husband of Sarah Boone

and like the point that she frequently misses picking up their son

when it's her turn because she's too drunk.

I mean, right there it's showing, obviously, she, as we already have established,

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