There are new developments in the trial of former Unicoi County
sheriff Kent Harris.  He's accused of stealing money from the
county, and Tuesday's testimony is shedding new light on the
case.  Family and friends sat behind former sheriff Kent Harris
during his second day on trial; but it's one of Harris's former
friends, Lynn Colbaugh, who took the stand for the prosecution,
not the defense.  "We loved him like a son. Tom and I never had
any children. We thought the world of him," Colbaugh said on the
stand.  Colbaugh testified she and her husband bought two
bloodhounds for the sheriff's department, followed by a string
of other donations, and they even added Harris as the sole
beneficiary of their nearly $2 million dollar estate. It was a
relative's two Buicks that started controversy.  "Kent came to
us and said, would you all be willing to donate Edith's
[Colbaugh's aunt] cars to the sheriff's department?" Colbaugh
testified.  Colbaugh told the jury she met Harris in a parking
lot to hand over the title, a