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The Defense claimed that just before Ezra McCandless stabbed Alex Woodworth to death, he was cutting up her clothes on top of her in the back seat of her car. This was the Defense's turn to give its opening statement.
The Defense claimed that just before Ezra McCandless stabbed Alex Woodworth to death, he was cutting up her clothes on top of her in the back seat of her car. This was the Defense's turn to give its opening statement.
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