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The defendant is removed to another courtroom after blowing up at the judge with constant interruptions and continued talking over her.

Darrell Brooks continued with his line of witnesses in his attempt to raise doubt in the State's case against him; police officers were after Brooks just moments after they said he plowed his SUV into a parade route.

Five days is the duration between the two interviews Skylar Richardson gave to police in the weeks after her newborn, Annabelle, passed away; jurors watch the entire second interrogation conducted by the lead investigators on this case.

In the second interrogation, the lieutenant pushes the defendant to admit that baby Annabelle was alive for a moment after she was born; two police officers plead with Skylar Richardson to tell the truth as to what happened to her newborn.

The last minutes of Skylar Richardson's second police interrogation is played out for the jury; she gave police two interviews two months after Annabelle, her newborn, allegedly died as a stillborn.

Skylar Richardson's lawyers have more questions for the lieutenant who looked into the murder of her newborn daughter; the Defense accuses police in manipulative interrogation tactics to get Skylar to answer questions alluding to the notion.

Another key witness for the State testified. Eva McGregor was Rosemarie's best friend. She happened to be the last person to talk to Rosemarie before she died. McGregor told jurors that she talked to her almost every day. Prosecutors believe that if it wasn't for her, the cyanide-laced calcium pills may have never been found and Rosemarie's death could have remained a mystery. It was their final phone call that pointed to the calcium supplements.

The best friend of Rosemarie Essa got emotional as she testified about the calcium pills that Rosemarie had been taking. It was their final phone call that helped turn the police's attention to those pills and eventually find the cyanide. Jurors listened to what Eva McGregor had to say. She recalled telling Rosemarie's family about the calcium pills that made her feel sick.