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Godlewski testified that he was present when Investigator Dorsey returned from the jail with Newman. As the officer conducting the interrogation on the breaking and enterings which had occurred in Rappahannock, he said he read the defendant her rights, including the provision for a courtappointed attorney. The Rappahannock deputy testified that he did not hear any threats or promises made to Newman regarding a bondsman, never having drugs again or being “sent down the river". He noted that Newman was not out of his presence between the reading of Miranda rights and signing the confession.
He described Newman's demeanor as very friendly but added that she appeared to be shaking. "I asked her what was wrong. She said she was cold."
Normal Speech
According to Godlewski. Newman’s speech was normal and she never made reference to feeling sick or suffering front withdrawal while in his presence. He reported that she said "I’ve got a burned out brain" but that the remark came in response to her inability to remember the time at which the breaking and enterings occurred.
Luke asked if New man was "bent over double" during the interrogation.
“No, she wasn't silling completely erect but she wasn’t bent over double,” the deputy replied. He also noted that Newman was questioned only one time regarding the
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