helped lead to his murder charge, Brandi Robinson told Assistant Attorney General Andrew Benson on Wednesday that she loved her twin brother and was not happy about testifying against him. She said that Buddy Robinson, who had a close relationship with her young son and had shared a bedroom with him, was angry when Fesmire disciplined the boy by hitting him on the back of the head while baby-sitting him. Buddy Robinson also was miffed that Fesmire had once left the boy alone while she was supposed to be watching him, Brandi Robinson said. A Lewiston Police Department detective acknowledged under cross-examination from Dilworth on Wednesday that he had characterized Brandi Robinson as a "chronic liar." Detective Roland Godbout also testified Wednesday about a conversation he had with Buddy Robinson one night at his home after he moved out of 36 Highland Ave. Godbout told Robinson that he had come to resolve Fesmire's disappearance. During the conversation, Godbout was standing behind the couch where Robinson was sitting. He noticed that Robinson had started to sweat and took off his cap to wipe his brow. Robinson was "very nervous," Godbout said. Robinson told Godbout that he was in a "daze" the entire day and that he "couldn't remember where he put her" body. A few minutes later, he went straight to a bathroom and vomited, Godbout said. A worker at the Maine State Police Computer Crimes Task Force testified Wednesday that a laptop Buddy Robinson pawned in Lewiston included the Internet