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During cross-examination, one of the lead detectives on the case testified to images of that chaotic night in Kenosha.
During cross-examination, one of the lead detectives on the case testified to images of that chaotic night in Kenosha.
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S1, EP36 "Lead Detective Takes The Stand"Kenosha police detective, Ben Antaramian, explained his role and how he got started; he recalled that early in his investigation, it was determined that Kyle Rittenhouse was a suspect.
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S1, EP37 "Police Investigated Deadly Shootings"During cross-examination, one of the lead detectives on the case testified to images of that chaotic night in Kenosha.
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S1, EP38 "Digital Imaging Expert Called In"Investigators lean on experts to document the reality of what happened; the state calls on a forensic imagining specialist to testify; James Armstrong breaks down what he concluded from touched up video clips and enhanced photos.
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S1, EP39 "Medical Examiner Testifies To Autospy Report"A board-certified forensic pathologist examined the bodies of the two deceased victims; Dr. Doug Kelley concluded that while Anthony Huber was fatally shot once in the chest Joseph Rosenbaum was killed by multiple gunshot wounds.
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S1, EP35 "Video Journalist on Scene Testifies"Kristan Harris, a Milwaukee-based citizen journalist, took to the stand; he was live streaming the chaotic event when the defendant approached on camera and introduced himself as a medic.
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S1, EP34 "Shooting Caught On Camera"A video clip leading to the defendant firing at Gaige Grosskreutz hitting his bicep was played in court; the clip was live-streamed on Facebook; Jurors heard the gunshot and the screams of pain that followed.
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S1, EP33 "Survivor and Visual Evidence"During cross-examination, photos of the altercation between the defendant and the person he shot was displayed for the jury.
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S1, EP32 "Survivor Shot In The Arm"Gaige Grosskreutz testified on what happened to him on that chaotic night in Kenosha.
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