District Attorney Cody Womp

So a cell phone expert who extracted the locations of Jason Chin testified earlier in this week that he was in the same location of Tremont Street later on the 27th. And then this is kind of where this all comes down. The expert witness, Mr. Lawrence, says there's nothing that gives me any information about who moved the items he's talking about. There's nothing to lock in who it was.

So a cell phone expert who extracted the locations of Jason Chin testified earlier in this week that he was in the same location of Tremont Street later on the 27th. And then this is kind of where this all comes down. The expert witness, Mr. Lawrence, says there's nothing that gives me any information about who moved the items he's talking about. There's nothing to lock in who it was.

Your Honor, one second. Can we have one second? They moved the trash can in front of the defendant and they brought little napkins over here. If it applies to the gallery that there can be no outbursts, Mr. Chin also needs to be self-imposed during this testimony or he can exit the court as well.

Your Honor, one second. Can we have one second? They moved the trash can in front of the defendant and they brought little napkins over here. If it applies to the gallery that there can be no outbursts, Mr. Chin also needs to be self-imposed during this testimony or he can exit the court as well.

Okay, well, the trash can was just a little closer to him. I've already indicated that he's feeling unwell. I'm just saying that's prejudicial as well, Judge.

Okay, well, the trash can was just a little closer to him. I've already indicated that he's feeling unwell. I'm just saying that's prejudicial as well, Judge.

That's no longer a medical examiner interest, that's law enforcement interest.

That's no longer a medical examiner interest, that's law enforcement interest.

So what we're actually looking at is where is that quarter and a half of blood?

So what we're actually looking at is where is that quarter and a half of blood?

That's a gallon of blood.

That's a gallon of blood.

State of Tennessee, Criminal Court for Hamilton County, 2023. Count 1, the grand jurors upon their oath do present that Jason Chen, on or about the 23rd day of November 2022, in Hamilton County, Tennessee, and before the finding of this indictment, did unlawfully, intentionally, in the premeditation, inflict mortal injuries on Jasmine Case.

State of Tennessee, Criminal Court for Hamilton County, 2023. Count 1, the grand jurors upon their oath do present that Jason Chen, on or about the 23rd day of November 2022, in Hamilton County, Tennessee, and before the finding of this indictment, did unlawfully, intentionally, in the premeditation, inflict mortal injuries on Jasmine Case.

which resulted in the death of Jasmine Pace on or about the 23rd day of November, 2023, in violation of Tennessee Code Annotated 39-13-202 against the peace and dignity of the state.

which resulted in the death of Jasmine Pace on or about the 23rd day of November, 2023, in violation of Tennessee Code Annotated 39-13-202 against the peace and dignity of the state.

The suitcase was located in a brushy area just yards from the bank of the Tennessee River and right off of Suff Creek Road. In it was the body of Jasmine Pace, who had been placed in a fetal position inside of three black trash bags. Her right ankle was handcuffed to her right wrist. Her left ankle had been shackled to her right arm. Her wounds were extensive. You will hear from Dr. Coswell,

The suitcase was located in a brushy area just yards from the bank of the Tennessee River and right off of Suff Creek Road. In it was the body of Jasmine Pace, who had been placed in a fetal position inside of three black trash bags. Her right ankle was handcuffed to her right wrist. Her left ankle had been shackled to her right arm. Her wounds were extensive. You will hear from Dr. Coswell,

medical examiner for Hamilton County who will describe those wounds in great detail. He stabbed her over and over and over again, not seven times, not 29 times, not 43 times, but 60 stab wounds. One wound through and through, from the right side of the neck all the way through the left. Another so deeply penetrated her rib cage that the tip of the knife broke off into her lung.

medical examiner for Hamilton County who will describe those wounds in great detail. He stabbed her over and over and over again, not seven times, not 29 times, not 43 times, but 60 stab wounds. One wound through and through, from the right side of the neck all the way through the left. Another so deeply penetrated her rib cage that the tip of the knife broke off into her lung.