SWEENEY, Chief Judge.
Excited utterances are an exception to the usual rule precluding the admission of hearsay testimony. ER 803 (a) (2). An excited utterance is a statement made while the declarant was still under the stress of excitement caused by an event or condition. State v. Chapin,
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