She recognised him in Court

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00:00Do you recognize the man in this photo?

00:01I do.

00:02And how do you recognize him?

00:03He was the man being strangled.

00:05And who was strangling him?

00:08The man, sitting there.

00:10Let the record show that the witness indicates the defendant, Jafar Bustani.

00:14What happened then, Ms. Rafiq?

00:16The man in the photo, he went limp.

00:18How limp?

00:19Like a dead weight.

00:21Objection is to dead.

00:22Sustained.

00:23What happened after Danny's body went limp?

00:25The other man, the defendant, he pushed him into a car.

00:28Did Danny resist at all?

00:30No, sir.

00:31What happened then?

00:33The defendant got into the driver's side of the car.

00:35Did Danny do anything?

00:38I could see him through the car window.

00:40His head fell forward against the dashboard.

00:42Thank you, Ms. Rafiq.

00:44I have nothing further.

00:45Good afternoon, Ms. Rafiq.

00:48Pardon me.

00:49Is that the proper way to address you?

00:52I am unfamiliar with your culture.

00:56I was born in London.

00:57I've lived in this country for over 20 years.

00:59Legally, I presume?

01:01Yes, I am a citizen.

01:03And I'm married.

01:04You can call me Mrs. Rafiq.

01:05Oh, well, you'll have to pardon me.

01:07I couldn't see the ring.

01:09Is there a question?

01:10Yes, there is.

01:10As I was saying, I couldn't see your hands because you're, uh, you're, what, what do you call that?

01:17That's, uh, a hijab?

01:20It's a niqab, sir.

01:21Oh, and your husband makes you wear that, does he?

01:24It's required by custom.

01:26Well, that's what I meant.

01:27I mean, if you were to go to the beach, you're...

01:28Objection.

01:29What's the point you're trying to make Mr. O'Boyle?

01:32I'm getting there, Judge.

01:33I promise.

01:33Do it quickly.

01:35So, walking to the market or, uh, to the post office?

01:40Yes.

01:41Mr. Rafiq, you, you don't get a lot of sun, do you?

01:44I'd ask the court to admonish Mr. O'Boyle for making light of the witness's religious customs.

01:48Making light?

01:49That's very funny, Mr. Stone.

01:51Mr. Rafiq, are you aware that almost the entire body's intake of vitamin D comes from direct sunlight?

01:57No.

01:58Did you know that women who wear the full niqab are chronically deficient in vitamin D?

02:02The witness is not a medical professional.

02:04I'll allow it.

02:05Now, did you know that a chronic deficiency in vitamin D leads to devastating disorders?

02:10Cardiovascular disease, MS, rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes.

02:16Do you have diabetes, Mr. Rafiq?

02:19Yes.

02:21And, uh, one of the consequences of diabetes is a gradual loss of one's eyesight.

02:27Isn't that true?

02:28Yes.

02:30Hmm.

02:31When did you see the two men struggling?

02:34It was around 11.45.

02:37At night?

02:38Yes.

02:39But there was a streetlight.

02:43I saw everything that happened, sir.

02:47How do you know?

02:50I'll leave further.

02:51Redirect, Your Honor.

02:53Go ahead.

02:54Mr. Rafiq, do you have type 1 or type 2 diabetes?

02:59Type 1.

03:00That's also called juvenile diabetes, isn't it?

03:02Yes.

03:02When were you first diagnosed?

03:05When I was 3.

03:07And when did you start wearing any cop?

03:09When I was 16.

03:11Deputy Corcoran, could you please raise some fingers?

03:16Can you see how many fingers the deputy has raised?

03:19Yes, 3.

03:21And are you wearing contacts right now?

03:24No.

03:41Yeah, it's like a cesarean.

03:42No.

03:43But then I was going to be upset.

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