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The defense begins laying out its case; Amber Guyger's attorney accuses the prosecution of rushing to judgement in the death of Botham Jean; the defense says that Amber Guyger was a tired police officer coming home when she shot Botham Jean.
The defense begins laying out its case; Amber Guyger's attorney accuses the prosecution of rushing to judgement in the death of Botham Jean; the defense says that Amber Guyger was a tired police officer coming home when she shot Botham Jean.
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S1, EP1 "Opening Statements"Amber Guyger, former Dallas police officer, is accused of murder in the shooting of Botham Jean; in its opening statement, the prosecution condemned what she did, claiming it violated police order and training.
Wrong Apartment Murder Trial
S1, EP2 "Defense Lays Out Amber's Innocence"The defense begins laying out its case; Amber Guyger's attorney accuses the prosecution of rushing to judgement in the death of Botham Jean; the defense says that Amber Guyger was a tired police officer coming home when she shot Botham Jean.
Wrong Apartment Murder Trial
S1, EP3 "The Neighbor From Upstairs"The state begins its case with testimony of one of Botham Jean's close family members; Botham Jean's sister gives emotional testimony for the state; jurors learn about standard procedures and rules of conduct in the Dallas Police Department.
Wrong Apartment Murder Trial
S1, EP4 "Dallas Police Offcers Testify"The court has some legal issues to take up during the testimony of Amber Guyger's former supervisor at the Dallas Police Department; Amber Guyger's former police partner testifies; Martin Rivera tells jurors about working with her.
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