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Judge - Dion
George - Me
Candy - Staph
Lennie - Sean
Judge - “Order in the court! We are here today for the trial of 'Lenard Small' for the murder of 'Lucile Smith'. I call Candy James to the stand”
Candy - *Places hand on bible*
“I swear to tell the truth, the whole truth so help me God”
Judge - “how long have you worked on the ranch?”
Candy - “I've worked there for the best years of my life! So for about 20-30 years!”
Judge - “what was your way of interacting with the now deceased Mrs Smith? ”
Candy - “She was always walking about looking for her husband! Maybe that was her way of interacting with the guys”
Judge - “So she was known for hanging around with the guys and being abit of a tease. So. On the afternoon of Mrs Smith’s murder, where were you?”
Candy - “Well I was outside playing horseshoe!”
Judge - “So what were your reasons for entering the barn at that time to find the deceased?”
Candy - “I went to check on the pups because I knew Lennie was obsessed with them”
Judge - “Upon entering the barn, what did you find?”
Candy - “I saw what I thought was Lucile sleeping in the hay which I thought was crazy, I said to her I didn't know she was in her, and when she didn't answer, I stepped abit closer, to which I then realised she was dead to which I then ran to get George”
Judge - “I now call George Milton to the stand.”
George - *Places hand on bible*
“I swear to tell the truth, the whole truth so help me God”
Judge - “How long have you known the suspect?”
George - “I've known him since his Aunt Clara died!”
Judge - “So you’ve known him for a while then. Mr Milton, could you tell me the reason that you had to leave your old workplace?, before coming to the ranch.”
George – “Lennie got abit too friendly with this girl who let him touch her dress, because it was felt/soft. He wouldn’t let go of the poor girl who then cried rape! We surely had to leave the place before the villages would slaughter the poor guy.”
Judge – “Mr

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