Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty

You said that nothing that happens in this trial is a shock for anybody, either the prosecution or the defense. And particularly a witness for the prosecution, they should know their temperament, what they're going to say, what they can remember, what they can't. Yep.

You said that nothing that happens in this trial is a shock for anybody, either the prosecution or the defense. And particularly a witness for the prosecution, they should know their temperament, what they're going to say, what they can remember, what they can't. Yep.

For 80% of the cross-examination, Barna's answers were, I don't know, I don't remember, I can't recall, even up until talking about conversations she's had with the prosecutions two days ago. Why would you put somebody on the stand who's going to do that for the whole cross-examination?

For 80% of the cross-examination, Barna's answers were, I don't know, I don't remember, I can't recall, even up until talking about conversations she's had with the prosecutions two days ago. Why would you put somebody on the stand who's going to do that for the whole cross-examination?

For 80% of the cross-examination, Barna's answers were, I don't know, I don't remember, I can't recall, even up until talking about conversations she's had with the prosecutions two days ago. Why would you put somebody on the stand who's going to do that for the whole cross-examination?

The other thing I don't get is the prosecution have the same notes that the defence have, i.e. notes that they took in the pre-trial meetings that they have, right? So the defence were drawing out, in the first meeting, you said this happened. In the next meeting, you said you were in a completely different place. In the third time, you said that different people were there.

The other thing I don't get is the prosecution have the same notes that the defence have, i.e. notes that they took in the pre-trial meetings that they have, right? So the defence were drawing out, in the first meeting, you said this happened. In the next meeting, you said you were in a completely different place. In the third time, you said that different people were there.

The other thing I don't get is the prosecution have the same notes that the defence have, i.e. notes that they took in the pre-trial meetings that they have, right? So the defence were drawing out, in the first meeting, you said this happened. In the next meeting, you said you were in a completely different place. In the third time, you said that different people were there.

Just using that as examples. But those are all discrepancies that the prosecution should have picked up on beforehand. But it seemed like this was coming completely out of the blue. And the only thing that she knew what to do was say, I don't remember.

Just using that as examples. But those are all discrepancies that the prosecution should have picked up on beforehand. But it seemed like this was coming completely out of the blue. And the only thing that she knew what to do was say, I don't remember.

Just using that as examples. But those are all discrepancies that the prosecution should have picked up on beforehand. But it seemed like this was coming completely out of the blue. And the only thing that she knew what to do was say, I don't remember.

With Barna, one of the narratives that was offered a few different times that you might not have picked up on if you weren't doing this as your morning, noon and night job. They've spoken about her before during Kerry Morgan's testimony. When they speak about Barna, they kept saying, oh, and Barna would buy drugs, right? Or supply Cassie with drugs or supply you guys with drugs.

With Barna, one of the narratives that was offered a few different times that you might not have picked up on if you weren't doing this as your morning, noon and night job. They've spoken about her before during Kerry Morgan's testimony. When they speak about Barna, they kept saying, oh, and Barna would buy drugs, right? Or supply Cassie with drugs or supply you guys with drugs.

With Barna, one of the narratives that was offered a few different times that you might not have picked up on if you weren't doing this as your morning, noon and night job. They've spoken about her before during Kerry Morgan's testimony. When they speak about Barna, they kept saying, oh, and Barna would buy drugs, right? Or supply Cassie with drugs or supply you guys with drugs.

Just pipetted through different people's testimony. And then today they really drew that out from her. And she was forthcoming and said, yes, we did a lot of drugs together. How does that diminish her credibility?

Just pipetted through different people's testimony. And then today they really drew that out from her. And she was forthcoming and said, yes, we did a lot of drugs together. How does that diminish her credibility?

Just pipetted through different people's testimony. And then today they really drew that out from her. And she was forthcoming and said, yes, we did a lot of drugs together. How does that diminish her credibility?

Now look we had another big witness for the prosecution which was Mia. What were your reflections on her testimony now that it's come to an end?

Now look we had another big witness for the prosecution which was Mia. What were your reflections on her testimony now that it's come to an end?

Now look we had another big witness for the prosecution which was Mia. What were your reflections on her testimony now that it's come to an end?