his supervisor, warren gall, recognized him in the pictures by the way he held his gun. i have been on the range numerous times with larry when we were qualifying for the police department. i knew his stance, i knew his pose, and it was exact. larry s shooting stance was unique. it was a combination of two different styles taught at the police academy. larry had never really adjusted to the new stance and shot with a hybrid sort of stance, in between the old square shoulder stance and the newer weaver stance. that was quite distinctive. a number of these witnesses had been on the shooting range, practicing with him for years. and recognized that shooting stance. larry knew a great deal about bank robbery because he was a crime scene specialist. he worked bank robbers as a crime scene officer.
a former boyfriend of hers, an individual that she was in love with. on january 2nd, 4 1/2 years after the slaughter of travis alexander, the prosecutor opened the first-degree murder trial of jodi arias by talking about a love that had gone very, very wrong. she rewarded that love by sticking a knife in his chest. juan martinez laid out his case for jodi s guilt, as detectives, technicians and analysts, one by one, took the stand and connected jodi to the crime. her hair and dna at the scene. so this hair that you examined, who did that match? the root matched jodi arias. a crime scene specialist testified she found jodi s bloody handprint on the wall.
a former boyfriend of hers, an individual that she was in love with. on january 2nd, four and a half years after the slaughter of travis alexander, the prosecutor opened the first-degree murder trial of jodi arias by talking about a love that had gone very, very wrong. she rewarded that love by sticking a knife in his chest. juan martinez laid out his case for jodi s guilt as detectives, technicians and analysts, one by one, took the stand and connected jodi to the crime. her hair and dna at the scene. so this hair that you examined, who did that match? the root matched jodi arias. a crime scene specialist testified she found jodi s bloody hand print on the wall. martinez had that part of the
a former boyfriend of hers, an individual that she was in love with. on january 2nd, four and a half years after the slaughter of travis alexander, the prosecutor opened the first-degree murder trial of jodi arias by talking about a love that had gone very, very wrong. she rewarded that love by sticking a knife in his chest. juan martinez laid out his case for jodi s guilt as detectives, technicians and analysts, one by one, took the stand and connected jodi to the crime. her hair and dna at the scene. so this hair that you examined, who did that match? the root matched jodi arias. a crime scene specialist testified she found jodi s bloody handprint on the wall. martinez had that part of the
trial. first up on the stand today is a crime scene specialist and expert in botany. judge belvin perry stopped the trial yesterday. this is day 24 of the trial in which the 25-year-old anthony is accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter. we have kerry sanders with the latest. bring us up to speed. what are we expecting to see in testimony in the courtroom today? reporter: the real interesting question is whether an expert who is currently seated on the stand right now is going to be allowed to address the jury with his area of expertise. as we go to the courtroom now, he is on the stand now. he has been answering questions asked by the judge and now by the prosecutor and defense attorneys. his name is richard eichlandbloom. he is from the netherlands. his area of expertise is touch