Shane Green

Walker 911.

And at 6 o'clock in the morning, my phone rings, and it's from Teresa, and I answer it.

And there's just a few seconds there, and then hang up.

He was saying, okay, we've beat on the door.

And I told him, I said, look in the garage.

She parks in the garage every time.

One time he was drinking a glass of water and he threw the glass on the floor and it broke.

Then he actually took me by the hair and drug me through the living room into the bedroom.

And he dragged my feet, I was barefooted, he dragged my feet through that broken glass and they were bleeding.

He told me before he left that I better not tell anybody or call anybody, because if I did, he would kill me.

He said, you can believe me that I know how to do it without getting caught, and they won't ever find your body.

He said that to you?

I've heard my whole life that she invented the margarita.

He had threatened people in the past and said, if you don't do such and such, or if you keep bothering me, I will kill you and bury you where nobody will ever find you.

Anytime she would turn her back, he would flip her off and cuss her behind her back.

He told me he would kill me and that he knew how to do it without getting caught, and they never would ever find my body.

Can you state your name for the record, please, ma'am?

Christy Bellflower.

And Ms.

Bellflower, when the defendant got there, did he have anything with him to drink?