English, 24.05.2021 23:40 kristenhani

Turn this into an expository please: - George, the lawyer of the defendant, start is doing questions to her.
-Maloney: I am working as a Housemaker and I am the one who always goes shopping for the family.
-George: Okay that sounds good. So, Mary I would like you to tell me how was your day in which your husband was killed.
-Maloney: It was a day like other else, I was cleaning the house and then my husband came in after work, very tired. We had a small conversation which ended up that he wanted the divorce. I was shock at that time because I would never expect something like that.
-Maloney: After I got home, I did the usual I started cooking and preparing the table, but then...
-George: what happened did something strange to you or your husband
-Maloney yes, but no I was about to give him has food when he said he doesn’t want the food, he didn’t even ask for his favorite drink.
-George: Did he tell you why, or explain it to you
-Maloney: Yes, he said he was leaving me, I would sill get money but he would be gone
-George: So, you snapped
-Maloney: NO, I WOULD NEVER KILL MY HUSBAND
- George: We have reason to believe you killed your husband
-Maloney: What are you talking about

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