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Jurors heard how a traditional family event in their community turned tragic in seconds during the deadly Christmas parade crash. Parents testified about finding their children and rushing them to the hospital.

Amber Guyger was arrested three days after the shooting of Botham Jean.

Investigators looked at Amber Guyger's law enforcement training and why she used deadly force against Botham Jean.

Investigators examined the crime scene, bullet fragments, and even a doormat that became key to this case; the state rested its case-in-chief, and now it was the defense's turn to try to show the jury Amber Guyger was not a cold-blooded murderer.

Amber Guyger tried to convince the jury she was tired the night when she accidentally entered Botham Jean's apartment and shot him, thinking he was an intruder.

He abandoned his own kids and wasn't coming back. That's what the brother of Rosemarie Essa told jurors about the actions of Yazeed after police questioned him over her death. This emotional testimony came on Dominic DiPuccio's second day on the stand. The Defense questioned him under cross-examination. DiPuccio recalled how Yazeed fled the country right at the time police and his family began to suspect he may have been involved in his sister's death.

The cross-examination was underway with the brother of Rosemarie Essa. Dominic DiPuccio chose to adopt her two children when Yazeed Essa abandoned them and fled to Lebanon after the police questioned him about Rosemarie's death. DiPuccio could be considered the State's key witness because he was the one who pointed police to the poisoned calcium pills. Under cross-examination, Yazeed's lawyer tried to discredit him in the eyes of the jury.

The legal team for Yazeed Essa was not done questioning his brother-in-law on the stand. Dominic DiPuccio recalled when Yazeed disappeared and abandoned his children, they searched his home, business, and computer looking for clues as to his whereabouts. The jury later heard about observations and comments made by the defendant after his wife, Rosemarie, died. On the stand was an ER processing secretary working the day Rosemarie was admitted. She confirmed her death was a coroner's case.