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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.
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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"Sefl-Defense Or Rage?"The Defense got to cross-examine the police officer who discovered Alex Woodworth's body. The focus was on the details about the bloody crime scene. Alex was only 24 years old when he was stabbed 16 times.
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"The Sexual Assault Exam"The jury learned more about the details of Ezra McCandless's hospital visit following the fatal stabbing of Alex Woodworth. Hours after the killing, a nurse gave Ezra a sexual assault exam. She told the nurse that she didn't remember being raped.
Killer Girlfriend Murder Trial
"I Think I Was Raped"The sexual assault exam on Ezra McCandless took four hours. It included flossing for DNA collection, a vaginal swab and even fingernail evidence. And all of this went into the police report for this murder case.
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"Nurse To Social Worker"The Defense had some questions for the nurse who performed the sexual assault exam on Ezra McCandless. She had said she thought she had been raped, despite no memory of the fatal encounter with Alex Woodworth.
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