Daggett was prosecuted for murder of Vales, whose body was found one morning in the street near Daggett's house. The state calls Witt, a neighbor, to testify that during the night before the body was found he heard Daggett's wife scream, "You killed him! You killed him!" Witt's testimony is 
admissible as a report of a statement of belief. admissible as a report of an excited utterance. inadmissible, because it reports a privileged spousal communication.  inadmissible on spousal immunity grounds, but only if the wife objects. 
Question: Daggett was prosecuted for murder of Vales, whose body was found one morning in the street near Daggett's house. The state calls Witt, a neighbor, to testify that during the night before the body was found he heard Daggett's wife scream, "You killed him! You killed him!" Witt's testimony is 
A. admissible as a report of a statement of belief.
B. admissible as a report of an excited utterance.
C. inadmissible, because it reports a privileged spousal communication. 
D. inadmissible on spousal immunity grounds, but only if the wife objects. 
Answer: