Understanding the Testimony of Paul Ferguson in the Trial

🗝️Paul Ferguson testifies about his agreement with the prosecutor's office and the benefit he expects in his own case.

🏡Paul describes the living arrangements in his home, including the presence of his younger brother Timothy, who had special needs.

🍽️Paul reveals that Timothy's access to food was restricted, and locks were placed on the refrigerator, freezer, and pantry.

⏫Paul testifies about the physical discipline Timothy faced, including running up and down stairs as punishment.

✏️Paul confirms that Timothy did not go to school or see a doctor during his time living with the family.

What was Paul's agreement with the prosecutor's office?

—Paul reached an agreement with the prosecutor's office, providing testimony against his mother in exchange for a benefit in his own pending case.

Who else lived in the house with Paul and Timothy?

—Aside from Paul and Timothy, their mother and stepfather also lived in the house.

Why was Timothy's access to food restricted?

—Timothy's access to food was restricted because he was sneaking unnecessary sweets and snacks.

What physical discipline did Timothy face?

—Timothy was made to run up and down the stairs in the backyard as a form of punishment.

Did Timothy go to school or see a doctor?

—No, Timothy was homeschooled and did not see a doctor during his time living with the family.

00:00Paul Ferguson testifies about his agreement with the prosecutor's office and the benefit he expects in his own case.

02:00Paul describes the living arrangements in his home, including the presence of his younger brother Timothy, who had special needs.

08:57Paul reveals that Timothy's access to food was restricted, and locks were placed on the refrigerator, freezer, and pantry.

09:20Paul testifies about the physical discipline Timothy faced, including running up and down stairs as punishment.

11:12Paul confirms that Timothy did not go to school or see a doctor during his time living with the family.