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What's your name? Alibis? Welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies and Alibis. I'm Gigi.

It's Thursday. What a day. This was in the Laurie Valor trial. We're going to talk about it. But first,

big thank you to Julie Taylor, Lisa, simple girl, Catherine, Sam, Mary Elle, Laura Lee, Donna,

Lauren, Paul, Elizabeth, and all you gave super things. I appreciate you so much for supporting this

podcast. I love what I do, y'all. Music, fact of the day, Willie Nelson. I was singing on the road

again all day because I'm headed home early Saturday morning to stay a day and a half till Monday.

But it's worth it because I miss my people, y'all. He wrote his first song at the age of seven and

did you know? He also wrote the song Crazy, performed by one of my all-time favorites, Patsy Cline.

There you go. Oh my gosh, y'all. Okay. So this morning, I woke up and it was snowing here in Boise.

So I thought, well, it's kind of odd because I didn't know it was going to snow. It was really pretty.

It was gone by lunch. It warmed up a little bit. But man, it was just one of those days that started

off kind of odd and Lord have mercy. If I didn't almost run smack in the Melanie Gibb in the hallway

on the fourth floor of this courthouse and I ran into the courtroom and got on Twitter and I was

like Melanie Gibb's in the house. It's about to go down because I knew she wasn't there just to

observe. So I knew she was testifying. It was so awkward guys when she came in. Laurie watched her

from the time she got into the doorway and got sworn in and up to the stand. And Laurie was kind

of giving her that look that you see girls give other girls or women give other women.

Unfortunately, where it's kind of that up and down like judgy look. And that was the look she gave

her the whole time she walked in. Now they definitely were sneaking glances at each other a couple

of times. They locked eyes, quickly moved their eyes to another direction. Sometimes Laurie had her

head down when this stuff was being played. And I really think that this is kind of maybe becoming

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