Highlights of LK’s direct testimony 11:45 - 12:00:
Police came to property a lot that week but never in response to a call by LK. She did speak with police a number of times.
Around 8/5 she received a letter from a lawyer telling her to leave. She met with a lawyer herself. She had the sense that she needed to leave but did not because: a) moving 5 horses on short notice very difficult; b) she was supposed to compete at Saugerties the week after the shooting and needed the scores.
Morning of 8/7 she was lying on the loveseat on the porch, reading or watching something on her phone or tablet. Lots of discussion about the porch, umbrella, etc here. LK did not interact with MB or anyone else at the farm that day, except RG who was upstairs in the house while she was on the porch.
She heard then saw MB’s truck coming down the driveway from the barn, turn into the house driveway, and park. She ran upstairs to let RG know that MB was there “all of a sudden.” RG was on the bed, on the phone with “one of their attorneys, Ed David.” RG stayed on the phone and they both went downstairs.