Morning testimony for the woman who admitted to abducting Tori Stafford has focused on Terri-Lynne McClintic's upbringing. McClintic is telling the jury about her childhood, saying she was given up at birth by her mother and left school in Grade 8. McClintic says she was smoking marijuana at eight years old, and spent her teen years abusing ecstasy and cocaine. OxyContin and morphine, she says, became her drugs of choice when she moved to Woodstock. Both the main courtroom and overflow courtroom are filled to capacity for McClintic's first day on the stand at the first-degree murder trial of her former boyfriend, Michael Rafferty. Heart FM's Blair Wilson is among those taking in today's proceedings. He'll have a full wrap-up of today's testimony this afternoon on Heart FM News, and on the trial page.\

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