Yоu will use these fаcts, plus аdditiоnаl facts added tо each question, to answer several questions. Linda, a single woman, met Mike, a single and homeless elderly man. She befriended Mike, eventually inviting him to live with her. She did not charge him rent. Linda and Mike lived together in apparent romantic bliss for just over one year. From outward appearances, they had a wonderful relationship. After nine months, Linda took out an insurance policy on Mike’s life. Soon after the one-year anniversary of Mike’s moving in with Linda, she made him a wonderful dinner. Unfortunately for Mike, Linda’s “special”meat loaf was laced with an undetectable drug that caused his heart to stop beating, and made it look like he had a heart attack. The day after Mike died, Linda made a claim on the insurance policy. One month after the funeral, Mike’s brother filed a civil wrongful death lawsuit against Linda. Linda went to trial in California state court. Choose the best answer for each of the evidentiary scenarios based on these facts. The plaintiff offered evidence that at all times, before, during, and after all of the facts raised in this case, Linda was a lesbian who maintained a long-term relationship with another woman.