KNOXVILLE, Tenn — The Eric Boyd trial continues Monday morning at 10 a.m.
The prosecution said it will rest its case in the Eric Boyd trial first thing.
The defense will then take over and begin presenting their witnesses.
On Friday, the jury saw autopsy photos from the medical examiner of Channon Christian and Chris Newsom.
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A medical examiner also took the stand and revealed the only DNA evidence found that belongs to Boyd was on a gun holster that was found in the white Pontiac Boyd's cousin said she did not remember loaning him on Monday when the trial began.
Judge Bob McGee dismisses the jury at about 3:23 p.m. Friday but kept everyone else behind to discuss the Adrienne Mathis testimony.
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Mathis previously testified in other trials that she let Boyd borrow her white Pontiac, but early on in the trial, she said she could not remember. This is the only evidence tying Boyd to the Chipman house other than the testimonies of Thomas and Jenkins.
The judge said state court transcripts are off the table but did rule in the State's favor that the federal court transcripts could be brought in.
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We don't know what witnesses Boyd's lawyer will call.
He could not put on any proof in the case. If that happens we might go straight into closing arguments.
The jury could begin deliberations Monday midday.
Obviously a lot we don't know, but we do know the case the state has put on.
It hasn't had any physical evidence to directly tie Boyd to the murders of Channon and Chris.
But the horrible autopsy photos we saw on Friday could make a strong emotional appeal to the jury.
A lot could happen Monday in court.
