A court hears an audio message involving Annabel Rook, the daughter of a judge, in the course of a murder trial. The voice note is played to jurors, according to reports, and contains comments about a man accused of murdering her. One account describes the message as including the line, “I can’t not make him angry,” which is presented as part of the evidence the jury receives. The coverage indicates that the audio message is used in relation to the accusations against the defendant and is considered relevant by the prosecution and/or the court. No additional case details—such as the date of the alleged offence, the specific contents beyond the reported quote, or the legal arguments—are provided in the excerpts supplied. The reporting also notes that the evidence is presented during the trial process, where jurors listen to the recording as part of the proceedings.