00:02The $20,000, Jason gave it to me to pay off my debt.
00:09And the remaining $10,000?
00:14I got the envelope in Edward Harrison's office. He was there.
00:19Mr. Carter, sit down!
00:23Jason gave you $20,000 to pay off your debt. What was inside the envelope from Edward's office?
00:28The other $10,000.
00:29Why was the money split into two payments?
00:32The first payment was for the interview. The second was for signing the Warren statement.
00:38That's a lie! You were desperate! You came to me begging for money!
00:43Mr. Carter, interrupt this witness again, and I will have the bailiff remove you from this courtroom.
00:51What did Jason and Edward tell you to say?
00:55They told me to say that Emma and Jason had agreed before the divorce to purchase the ticket together and
01:00split the winnings equally.
01:02Did that agreement ever actually happen?
01:04No. The numbers on that paper were written after the drawing.
01:09Jason copied the winning numbers and told me to say I'd seen it before the divorce.
01:14The witness admitted taking money. That alone makes him unreliable.
01:19Which is why the court cannot rely solely on his revised testimony. The evidence speaks for itself.
01:25The divorce was final at 10 AM. The ticket was bought at 10-10. Cash. Quick pick.
01:32Surveillance shows Emma was the only one at the counter when she bought it.
01:36Does Jason's side have any other evidence showing that the two of them agreed to purchase the ticket together?
01:43Not at this time.
01:45Jason's key witness accepted payment and provided false testimony.
01:49His statements don't match the lottery records or the footage.
01:52The court denies all of Mr. Carter's claims to any interest in the winning ticket.
01:57All related records, including payments, messages, statements, and testimony,
02:01will be referred to investigators to determine whether witness tampering, perjury, or obstruction of jealous occurred.
02:06You backstabbing traitor!
02:07Bailiff, remove Mr. Carter from the courtroom.
02:09Bailiff, remove Mr. Carter from the courtroom.
02:12Mrs. Hayes, does this mean the 80 million is officially yours now?
