Evaristo Salas Jr.

I don't remember.

So every single, almost every single question, I don't recall, I don't remember.

We basically didn't get nothing, anything out of her, you know what I mean?

So I figured, well,

You know, that's the way it's all going to go.

Exactly.

It was pretty frustrating for me.

But I kind of assumed that with her.

I assumed that she was going to be stuck in whatever she was going to be stuck in.

And that she wasn't going to give nothing up because maybe she feared that it was going to come back on her or she just didn't want to be there.

So she was going to, as soon as she did that the first two or three times, I knew that was going to be her strategy.

And that was probably going to be the strategy of the other witnesses.

Then they had the officer, Trevino, get up there and he kind of did the same thing almost.

He answered what he needed to answer when it comes to the prosecutor's attorney, but when my lawyer asked kind of pressing questions, he went back to, I don't recall him.

I don't remember, or I don't recall.

I was like, okay, this is the way it's gonna go.

After that, through the first day or two, I was like, oh man, you know, maybe it's gonna just, or the first day I was like, yes, this is probably what it's gonna be.

You know, this is going to be just a hearing.

They're just going to keep saying that.

Then we're going to have to go to the Court of Appeals.