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I said the brown pants look like accused's. I told Sgt. that the knife

(EXH. V.M.2) belonged to Pickering. Accused was living with me up to that

morning.

(EXH. VM.15 was a clothes line in accused's room). I gave it to Cpl. Williams.

Accused told me on the Tuesday he was leaving on the Thursday. On Wednesday 5

he told me he was going. Dont remember how he was dressed. He was a nice

brother to me.

XXd Foster

yard.

It is true that police found pant and shirt behind a toilet in the

No one showed me the knife in that back pocket of the trousers.

I lived with accused in St. Lucia from the time I was small. Accused

never looked trouble with anybody. He was not bright at school. I dont

remember when he came here. He used to go by the beach and spend hours

there. Sometimes I would have to go and look for him. Sometimes he would

be sitting in a boat doing nothing, with his hands under his chin. I made

report to my boyfriend about accused that accused looked as if he was in

another world. I did not have any plans for him. He would say he is going

to sell his house at home and go and live in the bush.

I did not know he used to smoke. He used to tell me he was going to

water some plants for his friends on a hill.

Re Xd No questions.

To Jury No questions.

To Court I have asked accused to cut broom for me. I asked him to cut a

broom for me about a week before.

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P.W. 25 Alvin Hodge S&S

I live at Springfield Virginia. I am a special Agent of the F.B.I.

currently assigned at the F.B.I. Headquarters in Washington D.C. I have

been so employed dver 8 yearsı I have a B.Sc. in Pharmacy and a M.Sc. in

Forensic Science from the George Washington University. In the laboratory,

We have blood and other bodily fluids as it pertains to criminal matters.

as fine equipment in the lab as may be found anywhere else in the world. I

have received specialised training. I worked under other qualified

examiners in that field for approximately

one year until a panel of those

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identify

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