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Just more briefly. If you want the full coverage, it's linked in the description below. But for now, let's get into it. We're here for day three. I'm a little tired. It's okay. You're probably tired, too. We're not as tired as Wendy Adelson. Can you imagine how tired she must be after the roller coaster that she was on yesterday? I don't think she expected that.

At the end of testimony, it was a full like... Can you imagine how tired she must be after the roller coaster that she was on yesterday?

I don't think she expected that.

At the end of testimony, it was a full like, because you were holding the gun, weren't you, Chutney? You, however, had time to hide the gun, didn't you Chutney? After you shot your father? I didn't mean to shoot him. I thought it was you walking through the door. I don't think Wendy Adelson expected that defense attorney

to come after her the way that she did

because the beginning of cross-examination

was so friendly and a lot of points that the defense wanted to highlight were made. Like your mom didn't talk to this person and your mom didn't talk to that person. But then at the end, I am still reeling from the reveal that Wendy said, no, my mom's not controlling.

And then she's telling her friends, I feel like I'm living essentially somebody else's life.

And I don't even know if I ever wanted to get married.

And I really maybe don't want to move from Tallahassee, but I'm afraid to tell my family.

And that's my summary because she said, I need to save face with my family.

But it is some testimony very sad to hear, some testimony of Wendy Adelson was very frustrating.

And then that sadness was really kind of the overriding feeling of Rob Adelson's testimony.

His testimony was just so sad.

His sadness was so heavy.

He's like, these things were just such big red flags to him

because he had enough time, I think,

and distance away from his family

that they struck him as huge red flags.

And you could see how heavy that was for him.

So after that, where do we even go today?

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