Monday was dedicated to selecting a jury of 15 Whitman County residents who will ultimately choose whether or not to convict year-old Jacob Spray of first-degree murder and first-degree rape.
Spray was unsettled by this news, LeBeau said, and became increasingly upset after learning she had met someone on a dating app the night before her death. He contends Wilson-Spray had been sexually assaulted and murdered by two unidentified men after Spray left the residence. She saw Wilson-Spray in person the day before she died and had a video call hours before the incident, where she observed no injuries on her body. Schneider added Wilson-Spray told Spray about the fling, and recounted that he was upset with her.
An hour after trying to reach Spray, Anderson received texts and phone calls that were presented in court. Spray said he was still working in Moscow and was on his way to Pullman, and was concerned about Wilson-Spray. He said Jacob told him he killed Wilson-Spray.
Randy called Whitcom dispatchers and said his son shot his wife, and admitted in court he assumed it a shooting because he knew they both owned handguns. Randy also said he gave Wilson-Spray a pistol for her protection. Randy also noted he never saw Spray and Wilson-Spray fight and they were friendly toward each other after the separation.
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