09-21-2011, 01:18 PM
Wednesday. Police and Fire Officials on stand today.
most evidence photos from trial have already been posted earlier in this thread.
Hartford Courant
Prosecutor Gary Nicholson showed Cheshire firefighter Rick Trocchi a photograph of a body found in the Petits' burning home. He asked Trocchi who it was.
"Hayley Petit" .
Prosecutors passed the photo around in a folder to the jury. Some looked intently at the photo while most looked quickly before passing it on. One woman looked at the Petits and sighed deeply.
At the morning break, as jurors filed past Komisarjevsky to exit the courtroom, they averted their eyes from him.
Before jurors viewed the photographs, defense attorney Jeremiah Donovan objected to the photos being shown, saying he was concerned that they would impact jurors' ability to judge the case fairly.
RIGHT, WE WOULDN'T WANT THE JURY TO SEE WHAT REALLY HAPPENED TO THOSE PEOPLE WOULD WE? ASSHOLE. LET'S SEE IF WE CAN PRETTY IT UP.
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most evidence photos from trial have already been posted earlier in this thread.
Hartford Courant
Prosecutor Gary Nicholson showed Cheshire firefighter Rick Trocchi a photograph of a body found in the Petits' burning home. He asked Trocchi who it was.
"Hayley Petit" .
Prosecutors passed the photo around in a folder to the jury. Some looked intently at the photo while most looked quickly before passing it on. One woman looked at the Petits and sighed deeply.
At the morning break, as jurors filed past Komisarjevsky to exit the courtroom, they averted their eyes from him.
Before jurors viewed the photographs, defense attorney Jeremiah Donovan objected to the photos being shown, saying he was concerned that they would impact jurors' ability to judge the case fairly.
RIGHT, WE WOULDN'T WANT THE JURY TO SEE WHAT REALLY HAPPENED TO THOSE PEOPLE WOULD WE? ASSHOLE. LET'S SEE IF WE CAN PRETTY IT UP.