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Douglas insisted that he had data in his copies of federal district court records which would show Marx was lying and asked for a recess to find the material.
Judg\ Robertson agreed to recessThe trial early for lunch but ruled that collateral matters raised in crossexamination cannot be used to challenge the veracity of or impeach a witness.
After court returned to session. Douglas was allowed to introduce as evidence over Baumgardner's continuing objections a letter written by John D. Marks which he said had been taken from Marks’ home the night he and Peter Marx visited the house in Fauquier. Confronted with the letter. Marx insisted it was not in his handwriting.
Under cross examination by Douglas’ legal advisor. Marx repeated that he’d never told anyone in Rappahannock County that he was Jesus Christ nor had he ever represented himself as a doctor. "1 represented myself as a follower of Jesus Christ." he said.
In response to Payne's questions. Marx said he had tried to help Douglas over the years by trying to make him see that violent behavior would only get the defendant in greater difficulty.
Karlier Incident
Pavne asked if Marx was espousing non-violent behavior when he held then
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