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An emotional Ezra McCandless was heard telling police in a taped interview that she did not want this attack to happen, and she didn't want Alex Woodworth to get hurt.
An emotional Ezra McCandless was heard telling police in a taped interview that she did not want this attack to happen, and she didn't want Alex Woodworth to get hurt.
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"Case Investigator Faces Cross-Examination"Ezra McCandless's defense had the lead investigator go through, verbatim, what Ezra told police just hours after stabbing Alex Woodworth sixteen times; the taped interview showed a dazed Ezra recalling the moment of the killing.
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"Reading Through Journals"Both Alex Woodworth and Ezra McCandless had a journal; Ezra claimed she brought hers to show Alex during their ride, however, there was no journal found in the car where Alex was stabbed.
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"Defense Begins Their Case-In-Chief"The state rests its case against Ezra McCandless; it is now the defense's turn to convince jurors Ezra was defending herself when she fatally stabbed Alex Woodworth.
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"Emergency Room Doctor Opines"An ER doctor, whose expertise is in knife wounds, breaks down the wounds he saw on Ezra McCandless; the state claims Ezra fatally stabbed Alex Woodworth and made cuts on her own body while he was bleeding to death.
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