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Just six days have passed since AC Hall was killed. Saturday night, the shooting.

Wednesday, the Inquest begins. Thursday, the funeral. Friday, the Inquest resumes.

All of this in a span of one week.

Now the timeline made it clear that AC Hall could not have been the person

Daris Hopper saw getting out of her husband's car.

So he could not have been the person who stole Barnett Hopper's gun.

Now we turn to the woman who set all of this in motion.

Remember, the night of the shooting, Daris Hopper had finished her shift at the Shrimpboat

restaurant and was driving the restaurant's delivery truck to meet her husband.

Barnett Hopper has testified that his wife arrived between 9.30 and 9.35 pm.

Now Daris takes the stand. Prosecutor Jack Gutier is the first to question her.

Now I want to remind you that these words are actual. They came from the transcript of the Inquest,

but the voices you're hearing are those of actors.

As you approached your mother-in-law's house on Ash Street, I asked whether or not you saw

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