FIRST WITNESS, SARA JOHNSON, DULY SWORN, TESTIFIED AS FOLLOWS: William was driving, and he told me to over a piece of wood out of the yard and he drove about three feet from the steps. Rob Williams come out to the car with a knife in his hand. Then he went and got the gun. The gun was loaded. Bonnie was not under the stirring wheel. Just one shot was fire. He was not drinking. . . They never had a trouble before
FIFTH WITNESS, BOB WILLIAMS, DULY SWORN, TESTIFIED AS FOLLOWS: I have had trouble with Bonnie Redfern. I went to the barber shop Saturday night. He come to the shot and asked Johnnie what I said about him. He cursed me and I walked in the shop. He come in too. I got in the chair and he come up behind me and had his hand in his pocket. After I got my hair cut I went on out and he followed me a piece. He said, "I have been wanting to fight you for a long time." He called me a dam Son of a bitch. He walked on up the street behind me. He told me that he had been mad at me for a long time. I told him to stay away, but he said he was coming any time he got ready. I walked out when the car come up, but did not recognize him until he spoke. The I went back in the house and got the shot gun, and loaded it, and walked back to the door, and told Bonnie that he had done me dirty drawling his knife on me. I stepped out on the ground and fired one time with a single barrel shot gun at Bonnie. The knife had had Saturday was a swiss blade knife. I told him to leave last night, but did not tell him I was going to shoot. . . After I fired the gun and went in the house, I went back out and stuck a match to see if I had killed him. This happened about 8:00 o'clock.