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Murder trial witnesses testify Prosecution’s case continues By BRAD DICKERSONGlasgow Daily Times Neal said she eventually tried to locate the men after a few hours of hiding. Around 3 a.m. she headed toward Glasgow and called Driver’s uncle, Rudolph Depp, and told him what happened.
“She seemed worried to me,” Depp previously testified. Depp said he called law enforcement after 5 a.m. Both he and Neal went back out to the area with members of the Barren County Sheriff’s De-partment, where Allen and Driver were eventually located. Driver testified he and Allen ran into the woods after the shots were fired, adding that he lost one of his shoes, a red and white “Air Jordan,” while jumping a fence. The two stayed in the woods for a few hours, according to Driver, before coming upon a residence in the early morning hours that had lights on. Larry Shirley, 65, testified that he and and his wife went up to the farm office on their property at 4:30 a.m., shortly after waking, for a cup of coffee. Shirley said his wife was on the front porch when she saw two men, Driver and Allen, approach and ask if they could use the phone. They were allowed to use Shirley’s cellphone, he said. “I said, ‘Guys, it’s a good way for someone to get shot, wandering around this early in the morning,’” Shirley testified, adding that their excuse was they were out “looking for some girls.” Driver said he used the phone to call Neal and have her come to pick them up. After the shots were fired, Clark said he ran into the woods and stayed there until daylight. While wandering around the area, he came in contact with Bobby Pedigo, an area resident who was hunting on the morning of Oct. 19. “I could tell he was lost,” Pedigo testified. “He was just wet and muddy.” Pedigo said he let Clark use his cellphone to call someone before driving him to the end of Tobacco Road. Detective Rusty Anderson, with the Barren County Sheriff’s Department, said law enforcement found Clark walking down US 31E South. The officers retrieved the weapon from the subject’s front pocket, according to Anderson. Both Allen and Driver testified that they initially told law enforcement officers their real reason for being in the area was to go to a friend’s house and play videogames, admitting that they lied about their true intentions for fear of getting in trouble. 
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