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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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"Lead Detective Explains"The same detective who looked into Ezra McCandless's sexual assault case became the lead detective in the fatal stabbing of Alex Woodworth; these incidents were just a few weeks apart; the sexual assault case was dropped.
Killer Girlfriend Murder Trial
"Taped Police Interview"Jurors hear a taped interview in which Ezra alludes to her high anxiety and why her account of what happened to Alex wasn't so clear; they look at the digital communication and writings of Alex Woodworth and Ezra McCandless to give more context.
Killer Girlfriend Murder Trial
"Listening to an Unedited Interview"The police interview of Ezra McCandless played out unedited for the jury in her trial; she admitted on the tape Alex Woodworth was never violent with her in the past.
Killer Girlfriend Murder Trial
"Detective Presses Ezra Mccandless"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.
Killer Girlfriend Murder Trial
S1, EP65 "Tracking the Killer"The State hopes that tracking the movements of Ezra on the day she killed Alex will help jurors not only get a grasp of what she was doing and where, but what was on her mind as well.
Killer Girlfriend Murder Trial
S1, EP63 "The Abortion Before the Homicide"Ezra's former friend testifies about what Ezra was going through from the time of the abortion to the sexual assault claim and then, the homicide; all in under a two-year time period.
Killer Girlfriend Murder Trial
S1, EP62 "The Judge and Ezra's Drama-Filled Life"All the drama, turmoil and emotions were involved in the defendant's state of mind during the killing: that's what the judge said in a ruling about more evidence to be introduced; Ezra McCandless's life was filled with drama.
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