There was much—or little—activity in the courtroom on Friday and Saturday, depending on how you look at it. But we've either been in the courtroom, and thus no connection, or scrambling to get our bigger package ready to go to press. We will be posting details on our observations on here, hopefully by mid-day Monday, so keep an eye out.
Meanwhile in a nutshell: The prosecution has rested. No surprise witnesses or conspirators testifying against Killen. Jim Hood got slapped by the judge for lack of prep. Mrs. Carolyn Goodman gave a very touching testimony Friday and then Mrs. Chaney on Saturday. The trial could go to the jury Monday. For more details, see the blog roll to the left of our Neshoba blog index page. Bardwell, Bromfield and John Sugg all have interesting info.
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