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Personal Narrative: Eve's Murder

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Eve claims her sister Carol used her car without her permission, had an accident, and she want 's her to pay for the repair cost to fix her car. Carol says she needed to go to the store to get diapers or something, so she took her sister 's car without her permission. Carol says her sister left the back door open, so she went into her house, grabbed the keys nd went to the store. Carol and Ever were neighbors at the time. Well, oh her way to the store a deer jumped out in front of her, and she didn 't have enough time to apply the breaks, so she had hit it, and damaged the car. Her was defense was "She thought her sister had full coverage". Judge Judy asked the defendant who does she reply on to do her thinking and her response was

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