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What do you know, Alibis? Welcome to a second episode of Pretty Lies & Alibis. Today,

I'm Gigi Good to have you here. We're going to break down today's testimony in the

Caitlin Armstrong trial day five. Got a few little nuggets to tell you before we get

started. But first, music fact of the day, James Brown, who is a local boy to me,

he was an extremely strict band leader. In fact, he had little signals that he would

give to his manager. If a musician made a mistake, what would happen after the concert,

everything was tallyed up. The musicians had their mistakes taken out of their paychecks.

I'm not sure if I told you guys a couple of things because these episodes tend to run

together and I get confused on what I've said. So if I've said it, I'm saying it again.

Caitlin wants community supervision. If she's found guilty, Lord have mercy in heaven,

y'all. The woman is delusional. Also, she must think with that jury being majority

women, they might go easy on her because Colin was a player. So she has asked that in

the event, she's found guilty that the jury be the one to decide her punishment. Girlfriend,

a bunch of women are not going to take too kindly to you murdering somebody who you

were jealous of. We don't like that. So good luck. May the force be with you. If you're

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