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She is a beautiful woman...
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but when this trial is over...
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you will see her no differently
than a gun or a knife...

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or any other instrument
used as a weapon.

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She's a killer...
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and the worst kind...
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a killer who disguised herself
as a loving partner.

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Mr. Dulaney.
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Ladies and gentlemen...
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you were told
during jury selection...

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that the testimony
in this trial...

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would be sexually explicit...
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and you may find it offensive.
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You may even be disgusted
by what you hear.

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But I want you to remember
that Rebecca Carlson...

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is not on trial
for her sexual tastes.

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She is being tried for murder...
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and to charge her
with murder is ludicrous.

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The state would like you
to believe...

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that she somehow fornicated
Andrew Marsh to death.

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But the state's case
is built on fantasy, not fact.

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And the facts, as they are...
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are entirely circumstantial.
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It's not a crime
to be a beautiful woman.

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It's not a crime to fall in love
with an older man.

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This case should have never
come to trial.

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But since it has...
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I know you'll listen
to the testimony objectively.

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And when you hear
the evidence objectively...

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you will acquit Rebecca Carlson
of the charges against her.

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Dr. McCurdy,
did you find any indication...

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that Mr. Marsh used cocaine
on a regular basis?

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No. His nasal membranes
were way too smooth...

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for even occasional use.
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Were you able to determine
how he ingested this drug?

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A bottle of nasal spray
found next to the bed...

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was filled with a solution
of water and cocaine.

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The victim had a head cold
at the time of his death.


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