After five seasons of pacing his way over North American harness racing ovals and earning more than a million dollars, Workin Ona Mystery (Captaintreacherous) will now call Indiana home. More specifically, he’ll begin 2024 at Alvin Schwartz’s Boarding Farm, standing his first season at stud there, for a fee of $4,000. Now 7, Workin Ona
farm for their horses. talked about that she had had a few conversations about ethan. she said ethan was a loner. he liked to do video games. really didn t socialize. he stayed by himself. and she thought it was weird. that s her word, weird, according to testimony, that he didn t socialize with other young people. she also then said she had a meeting with the counselor and then this kyra panic of the horse boarding farm got a facebook messenger, my son ruined so many lives today. this doesn t even remotely make me think this is your fault, kara said. and so another aspect of this testimony that is important, because the prosecutor and we believe that they ran, that they were going to flee prosecution. remember, they were found in an office building curled up behind a wall? well, apparently, according to testimony from this witness, there were a lot of threats for their safety and there is another text where jennifer
and here s the text facebook mess. er that she went toer is supervisor. she said, the gun is gone and so are the bullets. andrew smith her supervisor says, i m praying everything is okay. jennifer, omg, andy, he s going to kill himself. he must be the shooter. i need a lawyer at a substation with police. ethan did it. and then a little bit later, another text on facebook messenger. she said, i need my job, please, don t judge for me and for what my son did. prosecutors trying to show that at a time that when it was critical, children were killed or injured, her son did it, she believed, that she was worried about her job. defense really trying to humanize this couple today saying she was the bread winner. she was in charge of everything monetarily. it was all on her shoulders and she knew they would have to have money for an attorney. now another witness was a young woman who owned the boarding