Rachel Shannon

So, the prosecution said that Quinn hired 59-year-old Gerald Bennett to help him kidnap and murder Moojay.

They talked about the recorded jail phone calls between him and his mother and him and his fiance, where he talked about how his life is ruined and how...

She could testify against him and if only she wasn't there, things would be solved.

All of those witnesses who came forward about him saying that he has a problem that he has to take care of.

The cell phone evidence, the surveillance video that showed him in the locations around her apartment and then in the wooded area where her body was found.

They talked about the fact that small amounts of her blood was found in the backseat of Quinn's car and other DNA evidence that we discussed earlier.

You can say that maybe something happened in the back of that car from the other rapes, I guess.

You can say the DNA was from there and he's already in jail for the rapes.

And that shouldn't, you know, be considered murder evidence.

But his DNA was literally on the jeans that she was wearing when she went missing.

And if he claims that he didn't see her or talk to her that day, there you go.

There's no other reason that her DNA should be on those jeans.

If she was wearing them another time that she was with him, the DNA would have been washed off of them.

So...

He was clearly with her the day that she went missing.

Then they talked about the numerous prior histories of rape and sexual violence.

They talked about his history dating years back before Mujay's murder that just slipped through the cracks, how he's been a violent, attempted rapist since the time that he was 15.

Then they talked about the numerous other times that he raped Moojae before she finally was brave enough to report it.

They also brought forward Moojae's counselor to take the stand to testify.

The school counselor said that he was talking to Moojae after the rapes and after she reported him.