article_snippet: In each case, Colleen Ann Harris uses a shotgun,' said El Dorado County Deputy District Attorney Joe Alexander, wrote in court papers, the Sacramento Bee reported. '
article_snippet: In each case, Colleen Ann Harris delays reporting the crime...
article_snippet: The prosecution told a very different tale.
article_snippet: Colleen Ann Harris waited an hour before calling the Sheriff's Office.
article_snippet: Then on January 5, 2013, Harris overheard Harris making a call to Harris
article_snippet: Harris then allegedly drove to San Francisco and stashed Harris's cellphone, a handgun - not the same one used in the murder - and Harris coin collection, in Harris son's garage.
article_snippet: After returning home, Harris called the lawyer who won Harris previous case and told Harris that Harris had shot Harris, prosecutors say.
article_snippet: the lawyer who won her previous case and told him that she had shot her husband then contacted the Sheriff's Office.
article_snippet: El Dorado County Deputy District Attorney Joe Alexander said that Harris claimed Harris had been in a 'gray fog' but insisted Harris would never shoot Harris .
article_snippet: Attorney Eric Schlueter had fought the decision, saying in court papers: 'The prior incident has ZERO relevance to the current action especially in light of the fact that Harris was ACQUITTED of the charge.'