is about five minutes. the first part of it was played and then there s some deadup and follow-up to see if somebody s on the line. if i could just get you to raise your hand at the point we no longer need to listen to that 911 call and we ll stop it at that point. do you understand? yes, sir. does everybody understand where we are? yes, judge. i understand that you were requesting that each of the videos be played three times each. that s correct. let s start with the original video picking up from when the phone comes up. that would be 190, a shortened version of exhibit 190. yes, yeah, you can sit wherever you are most comfortable. it s on the record we ll say
concepts you need to be aware that the judge is going to charge you. we re going to go over the charges in the indictment. we re going to talk about party to the crime and get into a self-defense and citizens arrest. i know it s going to take a minute. bear with me. but this burden is on the state so we have to go through all of these things. lrptd? so, here we go. jurors duty. first off, this is your search for the truth. okay? this isn t about the state. this is your search for the truth. you are glynn county. you decide whether they re guilty or not guilty. not the defense attorneys, not the state. you. your search for the truth. you determine what really happened based on the evidence presented. okay? and, ladies and gentlemen, i m going to go ahead and tell you right now, what s the everyday prnlted? go ahead and look at state s exhibit 190, which was the actual video.
the judge will charge you. we ll go over the charges in the indictment. we ll talk about party to the crime, and then we re going to kind of really get into what self-defense and citizen s arrest is. and i know it s going to take a minute. bear with me, but this burden is on the state. so we have to go through all of these things, all right. so here we go. juror s duty. first off, this is your search for the truth, okay. this isn t about the state. this is your search for the truth. you are glenn county. you decide whether they re guilty or not guilty. not the defense attorneys, not the state, you. your search for the truth. you determine what really happened based on the evidence presented. okay? and ladies and gentlemen, i m going to go and tell you right now, what s the evidence presented? well, you can go ahead and look at state s exhibit 190, which was the actual video. 191 is the half-speed video. you can take a look at state s
exhibit 194, the night owl video. you can go ahead and take a look at 129. that s that close-up compressed sort of enhanced for coloration video that was produced, that shows the close-up of travis pulling that shotgun up. you can go ahead and take a look at state s exhibit 117. officer rash s video, you can also take a look at 124, the video from december 17th, 2019, and of course, you can always ask to see state s exhibit 315. the frame-by-frame if you want to see it. so how that works, you send a note to judge walmsley and you come into the courtroom. when you come into the courtroom, we don t get to say anything, okay? nobody gets to talk. and at that point in time, you re in control of what you get to watch here in the courtroom. so i wanted you to be aware of that in case you wanted to review any of this evidence. all right, you are the finder of fact. not the state, not the defense. you are the finder of fact.