Witness

Killed by unknown assailant.

Witness described killer as a...

Slight of build.

Wearing trench coat.

Unit 10's bulletin described two men in car.

Did your witness identify the second passenger also?

Witness states one man in car at the time.

Fugitive only.

In just a moment, we will continue with Tales of the Texas Rangers, starring Joel McRae as Ranger Chase Pearson.

Dr. Fagan is the expert now, and he says according to his projection, the new insertion point would be shallow like the Albany Bulb.

And again, I wrote this all relies on Scott's testimony of where he was fishing.

Mm-hmm.

Yes.

Yeah, mm-hmm.

And it's the standard problem with, um, what do you wanna say? People, uh-

Eyewitness testimony

... eyewitness, thank you.

And, um, you know, we hope to interview those.

We have gotten some, uh, witness statements and some additional photos, additional videos at witness@ntsb.gov that has been helpful.

If anyone, uh, watching this believes that they have information that could be relevant for this investigation, please, I would encourage you to, uh, send that to witness@ntsb.gov.

I- in what way has that been helpful?

It's, it's helpful, for example, I saw, uh, some emails coming in, uh, from other flight cl- uh, crews that had landed at the airport just prior to that, and said that they would be willing, uh, to be contacted by an investigator if they wanted to talk to them about anything they could have seen or heard or experienced.

He also told me in the cells that he didn't stab Smith and didn't know who did.

Officer Cline of the Second Ward was examined and corroborated the testimony of the last witness as to the arrest of the prisoner.

I asked him how he came to kill the man.

He said, "If you had been placed under like circumstances, you'd have done the same." John Donnelly examined.

He made a statement to me in his cell at the station house.

I asked him, "How came the blood on this rag?" Mr.

Morris objected to this testimony, but was overruled.

District Attorney: "What was his reply to your question about the blood on the rag?" Witness: "He said he was cleaning a table knife.

It can't be easy for them.

I mean, listen, we'll have to comparison with Witness later on when we discuss the Southern Division.

Yeah.

I think any team that comes in, a new start as they are.

Flixton had a little bit longer to prepare than Witness did.

So they had a lot of friendlies last season.

You'd have felt that they would have been better equipped at this stage to have kicked on.

Anyway, Division 1 South.

There's lots more ahead today on Minnesota Now, including two local poets who put together a collection of poetry.

for young adults called Witness, poems to address the past, present, and future of policing.

Plus, we'll hear why a local newspaper in North Minneapolis has decided to shut down after 50 years.

And our sports contributors will have the latest as the Vikings get ready for their season.

I'm Kelly Gordon in for Nina Moyni.

A pair of Twin Cities writers gather the work of 36 other poets in a young adult collection that comes out tomorrow.

The anthology is called Witness, poems to address the past, present, and future of policing.

It includes work by celebrated Minnesota poets like Danez Smith and Kao Kalia Yang, as well as big national names like Ada Limon and Amanda Gorman.

We're talking about the bosses, Mukasey and company, not Acosta.

You really think Acosta has this kind of sway? "Juror, can you speak up, please?" Belihovlik: "Can you speak up?" Witness: "Yes." Belihovlik: "Okay.

Is that an activity that you have stopped?" Answer: "Yes." Belihovlik: "Okay.

I'm going to ask you at this point if the grand jurors have any questions for you, okay? Do you need a minute?" Answer: "I'm fine." Belihovlik: "Okay." Belihovlik: "Any questions for Ms.

Redacted?" Juror: "I didn't quite hear.

During the time you were a junior, did Mr. Epstein actually have penetrational sex with you while you were a junior?" The witness: "While I was a junior in high school, no." Juror: "Then how old were you?" Witness: "I was still 17 at the time." Juror: "You were still 17?" Witness: "Yes." Belihovlik: "The day before your 18th birthday." Witness: "Yes." Juror: "Did-- Do you still have contact with Mr.

Epstein?" Witness: "No." Juror: "Does he or do you have the same cell phone?" Witness: "No, I've had three different numbers since then." Juror: "And you do know that since you're 18 now, she's not, you could be prosecuted?" The witness: "Yes." Wow, these jurors, this whole entire thing was absolutely disgusting down here.

And whoever these jurors are, I hope you're happy with yourselves, you bunch of fucking clowns.