Now bringing in the jury. last decision should put the mannequin in front of where we can see it with our camera
The people recall Fabio Serafini for that one question about Fandango
Serafini confirms that the confirmation email would confirm the theater number for the first time. He is now "really released" from his subpoena
- New Witness
The people call Joshua Goering
Joshua Goering says he works as compliance manager and attorney for Brownells Inc
Joshua Goering is going to be asked to ID invoices
From my notes at the preliminary hearing, this is the purchase from June 19 from Brownells: Red laser sight, 10X 22 round . 40 cal magazines, Glock holster
Joshua Goering answering questions on how records are made/kept to prepare foundation for introducing into evidence
Without objection, the invoice is admitted/published
Joshua Goering confirms order was made by defendant
Joshua Goering says items were: red laser sight for pistol, 10 x 22 round magazines for Glock, and a pistol holster
Joshua Goering says total price was $547.84
Joshua Goering says payment method was credit card ending in 2217
No additional questions, no cross
@ak: OK i'll check later today. Thanks for the note
- New Witness
The people call Holly Akers
Holly Akers says she was in theater with ex-boyfriend, it was very full
Holly Akers being asked to circle seats they were in
Holly Akers remembers people cheering and being excited
Holly Akers bought candy at concessions
Holly Akers says candy was put on the ledge behind half wall
Holly Akers says someone appeared in front of the screen, right side "pretty much directly in front of us"
Holly Akers says she heard clinks (gas canister)
Holly Akers marks the person who threw the can on the diagram
Bracuhler moves to admit the document, defense will check it. no objection. it is admitted
Holly Akers points to seats right above the entrance/exit
- Quote
Holly Akers "After we heard the clinks, our lungs started burning and we the firing started"
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That's serious about falling asleep. I bet she won't be closing her eyes anymore. Idk what the Judge would rule if she does it again. I worked with a guy who was going to law school and working full time and closed his eyes in a meeting and the boss wrote him a "Reprimand Letter", he got mad, went to a doctor and had a doctors note about him having a sleep problem so she would rescind the letter of reprimand.
