jury? yes, she may. all right. if you would, just can you declare the gun? i was going to ask that. it s safe, your honor. all right. if you would explain to the members of the jury how that firearm and anything else you need in terms of the pittsburgh how it functions. absolutely. i will start real quick with a bake definition for you. right here is what we call a cart ridge, commonly referred to as a bullet. but it contains at the top of the bullet, the cartridge case at the head of primer and inside of it gunpowder. now, these cartridges are loaded into a magazine, which is essentially a container for these cartridges designed to feed into the firearm, itself.
your honor, there is a gun lock on the exhibit. may i remove that so she can explain the function to the jury? yes, you may. all right. if you would. just give it to the deputy to make sure the gun is cleared. it is safe, your honor. all right. if you would explain to the mans of the jury how that firearm and anything else you need in terms of the magazine how it functions. absolutely. i m go to start real quick with a basic definition for you. right here is what we call a cartridge. it is commonly referred to as a bullet, but it contains at the very top of the bullet the cartridge case at the head of primer and inside of it gunpowder. now these cartridges are loaded
provide significant leads. for example, do all the device, are they all similar? does it look like they were made by the same person? a lot of times people that make bombs make them the same exact way. they have a pattern. they have a signature to them. sometimes there s fingerprints, there can be dna. you can look at the components of the device and figure out where they came from. they ll start backtracking records. many times that the explosive material itself carries a signature so they can tell the manufacturer, who made it, if it was, you know, high order, low order, was it gunpowder, was it you know, what was the signature of this? let me ask you this is, i mean, based on the are there conclusions to be drawn about the sophistication or capacity necessary to produce the kinds of bomb we ve seen, based on how fatal they appear to have been? is there anything that we can