State expected to rest its case as Tupac murder trial enters day eight

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Prosecutors are expecting to rest their case on Wednesday as the Tupac murder trial enters its eighth day in Las Vegas.

So far jurors have heard from 24 witness and several hours of audio clips.

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1:08 p.m.

Two items are addressed outside the presence of the jury about two objections the defense has against two video/clips that the jury will hear on Wednesday.

1:11 p.m.

Jury returns and the next witness is called.

Adam Stoehr, electronic evidence specialist with the Clark County District Attorney’s Office.

He is there to described how he clipped the snippets that are slated to be played during Wednesday’s testimony.

The first video is Davis in an interview speaking about his book, Compton Street Legend. Is asked a question and then told he doesn’t want to talk about that.

The interviewer reads an excerpt from the book.

A second clip is played where he speaks on his cancer.

A third clip is played where he talks about Tupac being in the wrong when jumped on his nephew Orlando Anderson. Said he was a kid and his nephew never jumped on him.

Prosecutors then play a clip from a previous day in court when Reggie Wright Jr. takes the stand.

Several different clips of calls are then played of Davis speaking while in jail. In one clip, he states, “I have blood on my money.”

Stoehr says he has listen to the calls multiple times while editing.

1:26 p.m.

Cross examination begins. Sanft and jurors have no questions.

Stoehr exits the stand.

Prosecutors state they are resting their case.

The defense states they will begin to call up their witnesses on Thursday and are looking to close on Monday.

Davis is told that he has the right to testify and has to make his decision overnight.

Court is slated to return at noon on Thursday.

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