In Session The jurors have now returned to the jury box, and attorney Greenberg resumes his recross. “This will be brief . .. you said you didn’t bring your cell phone in 2003 to school?” “Yes, let me think . . . what part of 2003? . . . in the fall of 2003, no, I did not bring my cell phone to school.” “How about 2004?” “No, I did not bring my cell phone to school.” “How did you get the phone number for the State’s Attorney’s office?” “I looked it up in the phone book in the nursing lab.” “And you know there’s no record of that call?” “I don’t know that.” “And you never told the state police about that call?” “I don’t know if I said that or not.”
In Session “You can’t remember when or where it took place, but you remember a conversation with Kathleen Savio?” “I remember exactly where it took place; I don’t remember when it took place . . . it was right at the classroom.” “The class that you took together in 2003?” “No . . . in an empty area of the classroom . . . I don’t recall saying she was there for the class.” “But she wasn’t at class, was she?” “She was not at class at that moment at that day, no, she was not.” “Everything you told has changed, except that you say you remember this conversation?” “No, that’s not right.”
