A plaintiff was walking down the sidewalk when a large box fell from the third floor of one of the shops above, striking and injuring her period she filed suit against two businesses on the third floor. The court found that she had established A prima facie case of negligence against both businesses under the doctrine of res ipsa loquier the first business cause a witness to testify that she had been shopping at the second business at the time of the incident and overheard an employee cry out that the manager had just told her that the manager had dropped the box on the plaintiff on purpose because she thought it would be funny the employee moved out of state before trial and the manager was killed in a bar fight. The attorney for the second business objected to the witnesses testimony is the testimony admissible? A. No because the declarants identity is not known B. No because the statement attributed to the manager is hearsay not within any exception C. Yes because the employee's statement, although double hearsay, is admissible under exceptions to the hearsay rule D. Yes because the managers statement is a statement of a party's