Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty
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5,978 appearances
76 recordings
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 3 Sep
Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And I think this speaks to the idea of that the prosecution had been trying to present from the beginning that within this culture, when somebody attacks somebody physically, there has to be retaliatory action, which they're talking about what happened at the MGM and trying to paint the picture that Kifidi absolutely had to retaliate for what happened to Orlando Anderson.
But other than that, the prosecution, you know, examining the witness, talking to the witness was pretty smooth.
But then Sam stands up.
it gets weirdly hostile really quickly because like you say he's at club 662 so what the defense are trying to do is say you weren't anywhere near the shooting so how are you relevant here just another witness you heard about what happened but mcdonald testifies pretty quickly but everybody knew everybody knew talk to me a little bit about what happened
but you could see what the defense were pushing for.
They were pushing for him to say, I wasn't there, it's hearsay, someone told me, someone told the people in Compton, but we actually don't have any real witnesses to the shooting.
But what ended up happening was him saying to Keefy D, I mean, guys, come on, in the middle of a courtroom, to the defendant, who he has already said he doesn't like, you need to check your lawyer, this dude is tripping.
And then at one point he says, I'm not going to send you to jail, this guy is, the guy that you've hired to defend you in this court case.
It was unbelievable.
He also turned to the judge and said, am I supposed to answer this?
a yes or no
It got emotional towards the end because he actually then addressed Keefy D directly about why he didn't really want to be there and turning his own life around and what he's doing with his own life now.
But ultimately, it was pretty damning testimony because after the cross-examination from Samt, he does say there were people in the entourage from Mob Piru behind Tupac's car who knew who did the shooting and they got on their walkie-talkies and they told people in Compton or they drove back and told people themselves.
And after that, Orlando Anderson and Dwayne Kifidi Davis were targets in Compton.
I mean, the hostility was apparent.
He kept saying, just answer my
Absolutely.
But the other interesting part about McDonald's testimony pertains to Reggie Wright Jr.
And we've heard this name over and over again.
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