Brittany Tom

And, you know, Nima has this big jacket on. He could have concealed a cleaver if he wanted to.

And, you know, Nima has this big jacket on. He could have concealed a cleaver if he wanted to.

So what did the defense say about how the knife got to the crime scene then?

So what did the defense say about how the knife got to the crime scene then?

So what did the defense say about how the knife got to the crime scene then?

So Nemo testified that he never brought a knife, didn't have any weapons on him. And then in the defense's closing argument, he played a new video that the jury has never seen before, video that the defense attorney claims the prosecution had buried in thousands of hours of surveillance footage and it turned over. So the video shows Bob and his friend Bo outside of a social club.

So Nemo testified that he never brought a knife, didn't have any weapons on him. And then in the defense's closing argument, he played a new video that the jury has never seen before, video that the defense attorney claims the prosecution had buried in thousands of hours of surveillance footage and it turned over. So the video shows Bob and his friend Bo outside of a social club.

So Nemo testified that he never brought a knife, didn't have any weapons on him. And then in the defense's closing argument, he played a new video that the jury has never seen before, video that the defense attorney claims the prosecution had buried in thousands of hours of surveillance footage and it turned over. So the video shows Bob and his friend Bo outside of a social club.

This happened earlier in the night before Bob saw Nima. And in the video, you can see Bob is using a small, narrow object to scoop what the defense is alleging to be cocaine out of a baggie. Nima's attorneys say that small object is actually the paring knife that was used in the attack. He's basically saying that Bob had that paring knife the entire night and his client had no possession of it.

This happened earlier in the night before Bob saw Nima. And in the video, you can see Bob is using a small, narrow object to scoop what the defense is alleging to be cocaine out of a baggie. Nima's attorneys say that small object is actually the paring knife that was used in the attack. He's basically saying that Bob had that paring knife the entire night and his client had no possession of it.

This happened earlier in the night before Bob saw Nima. And in the video, you can see Bob is using a small, narrow object to scoop what the defense is alleging to be cocaine out of a baggie. Nima's attorneys say that small object is actually the paring knife that was used in the attack. He's basically saying that Bob had that paring knife the entire night and his client had no possession of it.

Then after court, Krista Lee, Bob's former wife, told the media that that wasn't a knife at all. It was actually a collar stay. It's a piece of plastic that comes inside of a men's button-down shirt. It also can be metal. That's how Bob typically liked to do cocaine, not with a knife.

Then after court, Krista Lee, Bob's former wife, told the media that that wasn't a knife at all. It was actually a collar stay. It's a piece of plastic that comes inside of a men's button-down shirt. It also can be metal. That's how Bob typically liked to do cocaine, not with a knife.

Then after court, Krista Lee, Bob's former wife, told the media that that wasn't a knife at all. It was actually a collar stay. It's a piece of plastic that comes inside of a men's button-down shirt. It also can be metal. That's how Bob typically liked to do cocaine, not with a knife.

Oh, interesting. Okay. This jury has a lot of evidence to go through, and the judge has given them some pretty clear instructions on the charges.

Oh, interesting. Okay. This jury has a lot of evidence to go through, and the judge has given them some pretty clear instructions on the charges.

Oh, interesting. Okay. This jury has a lot of evidence to go through, and the judge has given them some pretty clear instructions on the charges.

Yes. So the charges range from premeditated murder, so first degree, second degree, to voluntary manslaughter, which the judge described as basically imperfect self-defense. And the least serious crime is involuntary manslaughter. And then, of course, there's also not guilty crimes. They were sent to deliberate Wednesday.

Yes. So the charges range from premeditated murder, so first degree, second degree, to voluntary manslaughter, which the judge described as basically imperfect self-defense. And the least serious crime is involuntary manslaughter. And then, of course, there's also not guilty crimes. They were sent to deliberate Wednesday.

Yes. So the charges range from premeditated murder, so first degree, second degree, to voluntary manslaughter, which the judge described as basically imperfect self-defense. And the least serious crime is involuntary manslaughter. And then, of course, there's also not guilty crimes. They were sent to deliberate Wednesday.