CLOSING ARGUMENTS: Parker is back to finish closings after short break. He says Angela testimony was that "Billy told her to buy two pairs of shoes - it was Billy and Jake that planned this.”
CLOSING ARGUMENTS: Parker tells the jury "there's a lot of insinuations in this case the state has made, look for the hard evidence.”
CLOSING ARGUMENTS: Parker tells the jury to consider defense witnesses - the pastor from AK who said Jake was a little slower than George. "That describes a person who could be pressured. George stood up to his mother and father.”
CLOSING ARGUMENTS: Parker says "there's been a lot of talk about guns." He says George is "a gun guy." He trades a lot - almost like currency.
CLOSING ARGUMENTS: Parker asks jury "you saw George’s demeanor, compare that to Jake’s and Angela’s. His mother wouldn’t even look at him ... And Jake was laughing and smiling and smirking while talking about murders. You’re going to trust those people?"
CLOSING ARGUMENTS: Parker - "I don’t know what you folks are going to believe ... but if you believe that George was up there, don’t forget that Jake said he had no intent to kill, he went along at the last second."
CLOSING ARGUMENTS: Parker ends saying he knows he's going to wish he said something else. "I could go on forever about this case, there are a million things to talk about …. Look at the evidence, take time to understand it, look at it from George's point of view.”
