You just testified that that he said he was 5 minutes out. Uh can you read the conversation between the two of them after that point? >> Yeah, so he says 5 minutes out and and just to note on the celebrate report there are some messages that are just blank. I found that those are just emojis that had been sent back and forth and they just don't show no text. Uh so at 3:28 in the morning the defendant says just cracked her bra and then sends an emoji and then the Kale says cracked cracked {question mark} and then Kale then says animal the defendant says Kale says haha was that [ __ ] fire? The defendant says fire. Kale says haha she's a freak isn't she? Uh the defendant says yeah but I'm pretty sure it was her first time. Kale >> Sorry, go ahead. >> Oh, Kale then says bro that's actually crazy and then you're a demon. >> Is that the end of the conversation? >> And that's the end of the conversation that evening. I believe it continued on the next day but nothing related to the the case. >> Thank you. At some point uh in preparation for this preliminary hearing uh you were asked to um to observe the alleged victim write what we call an 1102 statement. >> Correct. Yes. >> Where did that occur? >> At the Washington County Attorney's Office. >> Okay. And who was present when the alleged victim wrote the 1102 statement? >> Uh the uh several county attorneys and myself and the alleged victim. >> Okay. Uh did anyone tell the alleged victim what to put in that statement? >> No. >> Was that a handwritten statement? >> Yes, it was. >> Um what was going on when she was writing that statement? >> Uh we were just talking about uh myself and the attorneys were just talking about where we grew up and and just random >> Nothing related to this >> Nothing to relate to the case now. >> talking about the case. >> Correct. >> All right. Um And did you observe the alleged victim sign that 1102 statement? >> Yes, I did. >> And in fact, it was notarized by a notary at that time? >> Yes. >> Okay. State would move to admit the 1102 statement for the purposes of preliminary hearing. >> No objection. >> Thank you. The court will receive the 1102 statement. >> move to admit the two prior documents um for the limited purpose of the preliminary hearing. >> The text messages? >> The text messages and the single message. >> Any objection? >> No objection. >> The court will receive the text messages and the single text message. Yeah. We're going to mark the single text message as State's Exhibit 1, the group of text messages as State's Exhibit 2, and the 1102 statement as State's Exhibit 3. >> Thank you.