What you know, alibiers, welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies and Alibis. I'm Gigi. It's Monday,

August 25th. You guys will be getting this Tuesday, August 26. I'm late getting this out because I sat with

my Grammy for a few hours today, but let's knock out part two. We pick up after lunch, and they talk

about the fact that Charlie is two and a half years older than Wendy.

Back in 2013 to 2014, she said she really wasn't spending a lot of time with Charlie, but she did speak with him on a regular basis.

He was single, dating a lot of people, he worked hard, played hard, he liked good food and nice cars. She says she's pretty sure they

would talk about her marital problems in their phone conversations. Charlie didn't like Dan at the

time, and he did joke about hiring a hitman. That's when he said that buying her a TV was cheaper

than hiring a hitman. She may have told Jeff Jeff Lacasse her boyfriend at the time about that.

She's asked if she remembers sending a text to someone in May of 2014 saying that her parents aren't

into Jeff. She doesn't remember that. Now, as we know, the morning of the murder, she had that

TV repair appointment with the Geek Squad because of what

she says are vertical lines on the TV. She thought her kids may have tapped it. That appointment was

between 8 and 12, and that was the same TV that Charlie joked he got her instead of hiring a hitman.

Donna texted Wendy about the repair guy being on the way. Wendy said she didn't buy

the TV and she thinks the geek squad reached out to Donna first. The damage was not covered by the

warranty and she said the repair guy was there maybe an hour. She's asked if she was upset and

crying when the TV repair guy was there. She doesn't think so.

She doesn't remember being upset about the TV, not being able to be repaired. The prosecution

asks about an impact to the screen, and Wendy says yes. Now, Jeff LaCasse will probably testify

that there was something that looked like a crater on that TV,

and he said he doubted the kids did it because whatever hit that TV had to have been heavy,

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