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there may be times throughout this trial I may not be in the courtroom during the presentation of the testimony that does not relate to Mr. Wood's case, and I just ask you not to hold this against his case. I will be attending to other matters and will have been excused from the courtroom. Let me introduce you to Nollie Wood. This is a photograph of Mr. Wood, Mrs. Wood and the son, Nollie Wood, Jr., in happier times. Mr. Wood was born on August 5, 1918. He was married to Rosanna Wood. They met in the early 1940s. Sometime afterwards Mr. Wood went into the United States Army during World War II, and he served in the military for a couple of years. When he came out of the Army in 1946, at that time he married Rosanna Wood and they were married on June 30th of 1946. This year would have marked the 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Wood. Nollie Wood, Jr. was born to them in 1953. Before that, Mr. Wood started working at the United