Parker Kingston texts after incident: "Just cracked her, bruh." Friend: "Cracked, cracked? Animal." Parker: 'Yeah." Friend: "Ha ha. Was that [ish] fire?" Parker: "Fire. Friend: "Ha ha. She's a freak isn't she?" Parker: "Yeah but I'm pretty sure that's her first time." Friend: "Bro that's actually crazy. You're a demon." It's crazy to hear a detective on the stand reading those text messages between Parker Kingston and a friend. The following summary details the testimony and evidentiary procedures presented in the video: Review of Text Message Conversations: A witness testified regarding a series of text messages between the defendant and an individual referred to as Kale. The witness clarified that certain blank messages in the report were emojis. The conversation, which occurred at 3:28 a.m., involved the defendant describing an encounter, which the participants discussed using explicit language and slang. The witness stated that this concluded the relevant portion of the conversation for that evening. 1102 Statement Procedures: The witness described observing the alleged victim write and sign a handwritten "1102 statement" at the Washington County Attorney's Office. The witness confirmed that: The witness and several county attorneys were present. No one instructed the alleged victim on what to include in the statement. Conversations occurring during this time were unrelated to the case. The statement was notarized at that time. Admission of Evidence: The court admitted the following items as exhibits for the purpose of the preliminary hearing without objection: State's Exhibit 1: A single text message. State's Exhibit 2: The group of text messages. State's Exhibit 3: The 1102 statement. FILENAME: 1E0A9136 Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOdH5V1hktXOmjh3q-pK3vQ/join