Interesting, Sauce, I'm finding his testimony more convincing today - he's doing what I said yesterday; struggling to remember, and piecing it together logically. He's very clear on when he doesn't remember, and when he's assuming that's what happened.
'I must have kicked the magazine rack then.' which he then agrees he's working it out logically but didn't remember.
Contrast with his words about before, during, and just after the shooting, where he's clear, and he says he remembers precisely.
I find today's more convincing. That's how memory works (in my opinion/experience). The phone was on its charger - he doesn't remember doing that, but he can't see any other way that it happened.
Prior to that, he was very certain - I parted the curtains, definitely, definitely didn't throw them open, just parted them slightly, I called for help three times, just three times... and so forth.