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Another tech entrepreneur, a man named Nima Momeni, was arrested and charged with killing Bob. And his trial, which we've been covering, began this October. On Monday, the prosecution played Bob's 911 call to open their closing arguments. There aren't any cameras in the courtroom, but Dateline producer Brittany Tom has been reporting on the trial for the past couple of months.
Another tech entrepreneur, a man named Nima Momeni, was arrested and charged with killing Bob. And his trial, which we've been covering, began this October. On Monday, the prosecution played Bob's 911 call to open their closing arguments. There aren't any cameras in the courtroom, but Dateline producer Brittany Tom has been reporting on the trial for the past couple of months.
Another tech entrepreneur, a man named Nima Momeni, was arrested and charged with killing Bob. And his trial, which we've been covering, began this October. On Monday, the prosecution played Bob's 911 call to open their closing arguments. There aren't any cameras in the courtroom, but Dateline producer Brittany Tom has been reporting on the trial for the past couple of months.
And she joins us now to let us know how both sides left things with the jury. Brittany, thanks for coming back on the podcast. Thanks, Andrea. The prosecutor beginning his closing arguments with that 911 call is, you know, pretty intense, Brittany.
And she joins us now to let us know how both sides left things with the jury. Brittany, thanks for coming back on the podcast. Thanks, Andrea. The prosecutor beginning his closing arguments with that 911 call is, you know, pretty intense, Brittany.
And she joins us now to let us know how both sides left things with the jury. Brittany, thanks for coming back on the podcast. Thanks, Andrea. The prosecutor beginning his closing arguments with that 911 call is, you know, pretty intense, Brittany.
Yes. The room was silent as he simply just played that 911 call. Bob is pleading with the operator for help, and I think it was an effective way to start closing. His family was sitting in the front two rows, and even though some of them had heard this call before, they were visibly very emotional.
Yes. The room was silent as he simply just played that 911 call. Bob is pleading with the operator for help, and I think it was an effective way to start closing. His family was sitting in the front two rows, and even though some of them had heard this call before, they were visibly very emotional.
Yes. The room was silent as he simply just played that 911 call. Bob is pleading with the operator for help, and I think it was an effective way to start closing. His family was sitting in the front two rows, and even though some of them had heard this call before, they were visibly very emotional.
In contrast, the prosecutor pointed out that Nima never called 911 or talked to police about what happened, even though in his testimony, he claimed it was one of the most traumatic experiences of his life.
In contrast, the prosecutor pointed out that Nima never called 911 or talked to police about what happened, even though in his testimony, he claimed it was one of the most traumatic experiences of his life.
In contrast, the prosecutor pointed out that Nima never called 911 or talked to police about what happened, even though in his testimony, he claimed it was one of the most traumatic experiences of his life.
Let's remind listeners briefly, what is the prosecution's theory of the case as they presented it in court?
Let's remind listeners briefly, what is the prosecution's theory of the case as they presented it in court?
Let's remind listeners briefly, what is the prosecution's theory of the case as they presented it in court?
Right. So prosecutors say the evidence shows Nima was angry at Bob because he had introduced Nima's little sister, Kazar Momeni, to a man who may have sexually assaulted her. They've argued that Nima took a knife from his sister's kitchen, drove Bob to a secluded area under the Bay Bridge, stabbed him three times, then threw the knife over the fence.
Right. So prosecutors say the evidence shows Nima was angry at Bob because he had introduced Nima's little sister, Kazar Momeni, to a man who may have sexually assaulted her. They've argued that Nima took a knife from his sister's kitchen, drove Bob to a secluded area under the Bay Bridge, stabbed him three times, then threw the knife over the fence.
Right. So prosecutors say the evidence shows Nima was angry at Bob because he had introduced Nima's little sister, Kazar Momeni, to a man who may have sexually assaulted her. They've argued that Nima took a knife from his sister's kitchen, drove Bob to a secluded area under the Bay Bridge, stabbed him three times, then threw the knife over the fence.
Okay, the defense, of course, has a very different theory about what happened that night. Nima and his sister had testified that Nima actually wasn't angry with Bob at all. And Nima even said on the stand that by the time he and Bob ended up in that secluded place in the car, they were friendly, trying to figure out where they wanted to go afterwards.
Okay, the defense, of course, has a very different theory about what happened that night. Nima and his sister had testified that Nima actually wasn't angry with Bob at all. And Nima even said on the stand that by the time he and Bob ended up in that secluded place in the car, they were friendly, trying to figure out where they wanted to go afterwards.