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The phone call wasn't recorded, but the judge relied on a text Carter sent her friend in which she said she told Roy to get back in.
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The phone call wasn't recorded, but the judge focused on a text message Carter sent a friend two months later in which she said Roy had gotten out of the truck because he was scared and she told him to get back in.
