Valerie Bauerlein

Unlike Deborah, Jennifer has watched this footage many times, cataloging it as evidence for her lawyers.

By now, the hearing has gone on for two days, and so far there's been very little discussion about Weldon Boyd's state of mind and whether he was in fear for his life on Camp Swamp Road.

Neither of the men who killed Scott Spivey has testified.

But the next day, that will change.

After the break... Come forward and be smart.

Weldon Boyd takes the stand.

Weldon Boyd takes the stand on the third day of the hearing.

He's now wearing a gray suit, and he's not wearing his Rolex anymore.

After he's sworn in, Boyd is questioned by his longtime lawyer, a man named Ken Moss.

Moss questions Boyd for about four hours, and they cover a lot, going back to Boyd's upbringing.

Boyd is asked about his experience in the National Guard and a deployment to Kuwait.

And he spends a lot of time talking about a custody battle with his ex-fiance.

After two hours, Boyd starts to tell his version of what happened on Camp Swamp Road.

Boyd tells the court that on Highway 9, Spivey had pointed a gun at his friend Bradley Williams.

He testifies that Spivey brake-checked him, forcing his truck off the highway.

Boyd testifies that as he drove and spoke to 911, he had one hand on the steering wheel and the other holding his phone.

Moss placed portions of the 911 call in court.

Then Spivey and Boyd turned onto Camp Swamp Road.

He's stopping.

He's stopping.