Andrea Canning

Let's take a listen.

They sent me a very short text letting me know that there was a fire at his house.

Prosecutors characterized this relationship between Yazell and Paul as a friendship for the jurors, so not as the other woman, which is how they described her in pretrial hearings.

Can you clear that up for us?

I'm not really sure where the change came from, but it was Yazell herself who said under direct questioning that she was friends with Paul.

When she got on the stand, she said she paid her own rent and she generally supported herself.

Paul did lease her an Audi, she said, and twice they traveled to her native Columbia.

And she said they were friends and then under cross-examination said best friends.

Prosecutors went on to ask Giselle if she had any idea that Paul was in debt.

No, never.

So how is she helping the prosecution paint this portrait of a man under financial stress?

I'm not totally sure about that.

You know, we're very early into this prosecution, clearly, who might take six weeks to fully lay out their case.

We'll have to see where they go with this.

Thank you so much for bringing this to us.

Yeah, thanks for having me.

Appreciate it.

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