Witness Simpson : Yes! He was becoming very possessive and paranoid. He was very jealous and wouldn't let me talk privately with any one, not even my female friends. Prosecutor Driver : What prompted you to finally break off the relationship? Witness Simpson : He had too much to drink and started to argue with me because I was talking to some of my friends when he went off to the toilets. Prosecutor Driver : And what happened? Witness Simpson : Brent pushed one of my male friends and then punched him for no reason. I immediately said to him. "That's it, I'm not going out with you." Prosecutor Driver : And then what happened? : He was angry at first but then tried to apologise. This type of thing Witness Simpson had happened in the past and I was tired of it. I wanted the relationship to stop. Prosecutor Driver : And how did you get home that evening? Witness Simpson : I wanted to find my own way home but Brent wouldn't let me. In the end I phoned my father and he came and picked me up. Prosecutor Driver : Have you seen Brent at your home since that date? Counsel Shield : I object Your Honour, the prosecution is trying to lead the witness. : I have to agree with Counsel Ms Driver. It is a point in issue. Perhaps Judge Boomer you could rephrase the question without prompting the answer. Prosecutor Driver : If you please Your Honour. Ms Simpson, you describe your relationship with the accused since New Year's Eve? Witness Simpson : I no longer wanted go out with him or to see him again. In fact, I was becoming scared of him. Prosecutor Driver : Why were you becoming scared? Witness Simpson : He was obsessive. He to stop me leaving. He rang me up in the morning to apologise. I spoke to him nicely but made it quite clear that I didn't want to see him again. Prosecutor Driver : And what did he do when you told him that? Witness Simpson : (crying) He kept ringing over and over. I answered the phone two or three times but eventually took if off the receiver. Prosecutor Driver : And then what happened?
Witness Simpson : Yes! He was becoming very possessive and paranoid. He was very jealous and wouldn't let me talk privately with any one, not even my female friends. Prosecutor Driver : What prompted you to finally break off the relationship? Witness Simpson : He had too much to drink and started to argue with me because I was talking to some of my friends when he went off to the toilets. Prosecutor Driver : And what happened? Witness Simpson : Brent pushed one of my male friends and then punched him for no reason. I immediately said to him. "That's it, I'm not going out with you." Prosecutor Driver : And then what happened? Witness Simpson : He was angry at first but then tried to apologise. This type of thing had happened in the past and I was tired of it. I wanted the relationship to stop. Prosecutor Driver : And how did you get home that evening? Witness Simpson : I wanted to find my own way home but Brent wouldn't let me. In the end I phoned my father and he came and picked me up. Prosecutor Driver : Have you seen Brent at your home since that date? Counsel Shield : I object Your Honour, the prosecution is trying to lead the witness. Judge Boomer : I have to agree with Counsel Ms Driver. It is a point in issue. Perhaps you could rephrase the question without prompting the answer. Prosecutor Driver : If you please Your Honour. Ms Simpson, you describe your relationship with the accused since New Year's Eve? Witness Simpson : I no longer wanted go out with him or to see him again. In fact, I was becoming scared of him. Prosecutor Driver : Why were you becoming scared? Witness Simpson : He was obsessive. He to stop me leaving. He rang me up in the morning to apologise. I spoke to him nicely but made it quite clear that I didn't want to see him again. Prosecutor Driver : And what did he do when you told him that? Witness Simpson : (crying) He kept ringing over and over. I answered the phone two or three times but eventually took if off the receiver. Prosecutor Driver : And then what happened?
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