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Witness
Twenty-three year old Roger Earl Kidwell, Jr., was first on the stand Thursday morning. A witness to most of the events of November 9, he said he was at the house when his uncle, Ronald Farmer, announced that the state police were on the way.
From his spot on the knoll in the yard of his parents home, Kidwell said he could see down into the valley where the bulldozer was operating. He testified that firom his vantage point 50-75 yards away, he saw Spellman reach into his shirt two or three times and on one occasion, pull out a cigarette.. He said he had turned toward Route 729, thinking he’d heard the police approaching, when the shotgun was fired. Kidwell told the court that he turned around quickly and saw Spellman with his hand inside his shirt, struggling as if to staunch the flow of blood. ■ 11 - - —
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