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Shannon Martin‏ @ShannonMartinTV 43s43 seconds ago
Cronin is much more composed after breaking down in tears before the morning recess. Dungey presses him about his drug use and memory.
Lisa Hepfner‏ @HefCHCHNews 42s42 seconds ago
"Not too much," Cronin laughs a bit when asked if #Smich often rapped for him. #Babcock
Shannon Martin‏ @ShannonMartinTV 35s35 seconds ago
Cronin to Dungey: "You're trying to confuse me here because I was high. I was 14 at the time, I'm 22 now."
Lisa Hepfner‏ @HefCHCHNews now
What is the culture around rap? Dungey asks. Well, there is Christian rap and Gangster rap. "But Mark is not a rapper," Cronin says
Oct 26 2017 11:25 AM
Shannon Martin
Dungey uses a similar line of questioning with Cronin that we saw yesterday when Desi Liberatore was in the witness box.
Duney hammers Cronin about his drug use and his memory of the encounter in Smich's mother's garage. While Dungey's technique at times can seem forceful, his voice loud, Cronin stands his ground.
"You're trying to confuse me here because I was high. I was 14 at the time, I'm 22 now."
Cronin is much more composed now after he broke down in tears before the morning recess.
The Crown had showed him a video of Smich rapping - something the jury has now seen several times. Cronin has never seen the video, but confirms it's the same rap he saw Smich perform in 2012.
"It's just alot to process," said Cronin as he held tissues to his eyes.
Cronin is much more composed after breaking down in tears before the morning recess. Dungey presses him about his drug use and memory.
Lisa Hepfner‏ @HefCHCHNews 42s42 seconds ago
"Not too much," Cronin laughs a bit when asked if #Smich often rapped for him. #Babcock
Shannon Martin‏ @ShannonMartinTV 35s35 seconds ago
Cronin to Dungey: "You're trying to confuse me here because I was high. I was 14 at the time, I'm 22 now."
Lisa Hepfner‏ @HefCHCHNews now
What is the culture around rap? Dungey asks. Well, there is Christian rap and Gangster rap. "But Mark is not a rapper," Cronin says
Oct 26 2017 11:25 AM
Shannon Martin
Dungey uses a similar line of questioning with Cronin that we saw yesterday when Desi Liberatore was in the witness box.
Duney hammers Cronin about his drug use and his memory of the encounter in Smich's mother's garage. While Dungey's technique at times can seem forceful, his voice loud, Cronin stands his ground.
"You're trying to confuse me here because I was high. I was 14 at the time, I'm 22 now."
Cronin is much more composed now after he broke down in tears before the morning recess.
The Crown had showed him a video of Smich rapping - something the jury has now seen several times. Cronin has never seen the video, but confirms it's the same rap he saw Smich perform in 2012.
"It's just alot to process," said Cronin as he held tissues to his eyes.