Going now to page 39.
Alright, so I'm going to
talk to you now about.
What Mr Greg Michael says. Happens next.
I'm going to direct your attention to
lines two through seven of. Page 39.
OK, alright so once again he's in the
back of the truck with his weapon.
What does he say he's doing?
He says that he's aiming.
Did he shoot? No ma'am?
And after that he heard the shots were fired.
How many shots do you say were fired?
He mentions 2 and what did he do next?
He gets out of the truck.
He stated that he had a hip replacement
so it doesn't drop anywhere that
eased himself out of the truck.
So this is this is a man with a
hip replacement and so we had
to ease himself out of truck.
And at this point in time,
did he indicate that he went?
And checked Mr Robbery
for a weapon. Yes, ma'am.
Now directing your set
your attention to page 41.
Did Mr. McMichael indicate whether
he had his cell phone with him?
He did not write, he stated he did
not write, but he did call 911.
Use Travis Mcmichael's phone.
So specifically then directing
your attention to page 42.
At this point in the interview,
did you really start to talk to him about
what was his intent? With Mr Arbury,
should he have actually stopped?
Yes ma'am, alright and
what was his intent? He
said to hold on, to hold him, to hold down.
They use the word arrest. No ma'am,
do you tell you what he's going
to be arrested for? No, ma'am.
So he's holding him. They tell you
what he was going to hold him for.
He was going to contact the county police.
OK, and do what? Uh,
he was going to hold him for account
please so that he could either
be arrested or identified. I'm
gonna back you up for a minute
specifically. Lying 24 through 25.
I'm actually taking up the line 21.
I want you to read that quote to the jury.
He says, and I quote,
yell to hold him till you know
and call county police to.
I said, OK, he's continues to come in,
you know, check him out,
check him out. Check him out.
That's why he says yes, ma'am, OK,
so he's calling to have the county
police come and check him out.
And then what does he say?
Continuing quote? I mean you know
there was no doubt in my mind as
who as to who this guy was none.
You know, having seen the videos prior,
alright? So having seen the videos,
he's making this identification
of this man all right.
Now, what else does he then talking to
you about the next thing that he's trying
to explain his intent to you about? I'll
continue. Quote from there.
The the thing that was doubtful,
not doubtful, but was was certainly
a driving factor in my mind was
that my son had a missing pistol
and I'm pretty certain this guy.
Well, I don't know for a fact and I
have no no reason to think that he
did it other than the fact that this
guy has been going over bank on this
guy's been doing this crap over and.
Over and over.
Talking about his son Travis with
Michael has a missing pistol.
And then he's trying to tell
you I'm pretty certain this guy,
but I don't know for a fact
that he's going to stall it.
Yes, ma'am, that's he's trying to type.
Yes, ma'am, OK, but he doesn't have
any evidence to present to you that Mr.
Arbery is the one who stole
Travis took Michael's handgun.
Providing statements to the
officer about it, just like
transfer speed for self sustaining.
Did he say I don't know for a fact?
Yes, ma'am do, they said.
Then say I have no reason
to think that he did it.
Yes, ma'am, OK other than the
fact that he's been doing this
crap over and over and over.
Yes ma'am.
In fact. When he goes down
to line 17 through 21.
What does he say about Travis Mcmichael's
stolen handgun at that point? He
says, and quoting.
Yeah, I had never seen this guy
personally before and didn't think
I didn't see anybody go to the
truck that day and take his weapon.
OK, so going to the truck and
taking the weapon is that Travis
Mcmichael's handgun. Yes ma'am.