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Alex Woodworth's friend testified that he was passionate about reading and practically lived at Racy's, the coffeeshop in town. Ezra McCandless's life may have been filled with insecurities, jealousy, cheating, and trauma.
Alex Woodworth's friend testified that he was passionate about reading and practically lived at Racy's, the coffeeshop in town. Ezra McCandless's life may have been filled with insecurities, jealousy, cheating, and trauma.
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"Racy's Coffeshop"Racy's coffee lounge was at the center of this and it was where this group of friends first met. Two of Alex Woodworth's friends told the jury about their connection with Alex and the drama they saw in Ezra McCandless's life.
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"Alex's Friends Chime In"With the death of Alex Woodworth, a young community of artists, writers, and musicians knew all too well Alex Woodworth and Ezra McCandless's story.
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"Baristas Testify"Several people testified that they remembered Ezra McCandless's demeanor when she came into Racy's coffee lounge on the day Alex Woodworth was killed. They were part of the state's case as prosecutors brought in a lineup of baristas to testify.
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"Fire In Her Eyes"Police showed up to Alex Woodworth's house the day he was killed. The defendant in this case, Ezra McCandless, happened to be at the house. Her ex-boyfriend, Jason, noticed Ezra was off and looking very agitated.
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