Sarah Levinson

“Everything was good, happy. We were celebrating. No issues.”

Levinson characterized the earlier gathering as uneventful.

“When she was speaking to me, I looked at her. Once she said what she said, I looked the other way to the window.”

Levinson explained the sequence of her attention while the vehicle was already past 34 Fairview Road.

Levinson described the people present during the earlier gathering and the later arrivals at 34 Fairview Road.

Levinson testified that when she turned toward the window after a remark in the car, 34 Fairview Road was already behind them and not visible.

“Yes, with the word being "sort of."”

After reviewing prior testimony, Levinson qualified her account of seeing grass on the lawn.

“I wasn't looking, but yes.”

Levinson qualified her agreement that she saw nothing out of the ordinary while the car passed the front lawn.

“When I walked out of the front door, I went down the steps of the stoop and I looked in front of me, like down, not straight. So it would be the grass that borders the front walkway.”

Clarifies the limited area Levinson observed while leaving the house.

“I know that legally I didn't have to and I didn't have anything to say.”

Explains Levinson's stated reason for declining a defense interview.

“It was cold, but it wasn't raining or snowing or anything.”

Establishes no precipitation when she arrived between 7-8 PM, contrasting with conditions when she left.

“No, you would have to go back outside.”

Establishes there is no interior connection between the family room and the garage at 34 Fairview Road.

“Like I don't know, a dusting, or I could still see like some little pieces of grass like sticking out of it. Um, but it was pretty much like the walkway and everything was white.”

Documents snow accumulation at departure time (1:30-2:00 AM) — light enough that grass was still visible.

“I was wearing shoes that didn't really have traction, so I was looking at my feet.”

Explains why she did not observe the front lawn area when leaving — she was focused on not slipping.

“I didn't notice anything. I wasn't looking out at the flag pole.”

Levinson qualifies her observation — she didn't see anything unusual but wasn't actively looking, limiting the value of her negative observation.

“A state trooper, Michael Proctor.”

Identifies Trooper Proctor as the interviewer nine months after the incident, reinforcing the delayed and narrow investigation.

“Somewhat.”

Levinson acknowledged discussing the interview's subject matter with Julie Nagel somewhat beforehand after denying interview preparation, recording limited pre-interview contact rather than establishing coordination.

“No.”

Levinson confirms the interior light did not illuminate the area where O'Keefe's body was later found.