“If the jury thinks they want to look at it 80 times and they want to talk about it, and criticize each other for their, for their respective views of it. “It seems to me this is a pursuit of truth and you should take the course that you think will lead you there,” the judge said, when discussing the request from the jury. Schroeder heard arguments from attorneys citing previous cases in which restrictions were placed on how many times jurors were allowed to watch video evidence during deliberations. The jury will be allowed to review the videos they requested as many times as they deem necessary, the judge determined Wednesday.
It is unclear which two videos of the three that were discussed were placed on the laptop and delivered to the jury. Jurors will view the videos in the jury room and not in court as attorneys had discussed earlier in the day.Īfter a break, an attorney returned to the courtroom with a blank laptop containing two videos. Schroeder requested the videos be placed on a thumb drive and presented to the jurors on what he described as a “sanitized” laptop. Jurors also asked for a slowed down version of the video. It shows the second incident involving the fatal shooting of Anthony Huber, shooting of Grosskreutz and alleged reckless endangerment of an unknown male. Jurors also requested the “BG on The Scene” video.
In the video, Grosskreutz jogs next to Rittenhouse and asks if he had just shot someone. Jurors asked to view a livestream video taken by Gaige Grosskreutz moments after Rittenhouse shot Joseph Rosenbaum. Jurors weighing the fate of Kyle Rittenhouse requested to review two videos in evidence on Wednesday.
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After hearing objections from the defense, the judge agreed to grant the request and asked for the courtroom to be cleared.ĭuring the break, defense attorney Mark Richards confirmed to a courtroom pool reporter that the jury has access to view the FBI surveillance video, the full drone video showing the shooting of Joseph Rosenbaum, and a version of the drone video edited by the crime lab that shows the incident in various speeds. Prosecutors requested the jury view the videos in court so they could be seen on a larger screen. More detail on the video that the jury is viewing: While a full list of the exhibits was not given in court, prosecutors did disclose that the request included FBI surveillance video and drone video showing the moments leading up to the shooting of Joseph Rosenbaum. He told the jury that when they’re done reviewing the video, that they can return to the jury room to continue deliberations. He said that the court staff conducted a search of the room to “check that there aren’t any devices that will pick anything up.” OK, no sitting in my chair,” Schroeder to the jury. “There will be nobody in here but you twelve jurors. While the jury is viewing the video, the judge, attorneys, and Kyle Rittenhouse will not be in the room. When he brought in the jurors, the judge informed them that the video was “all cued up” and they could “view the material as much as you like.” He added that they had “complete freedom” and “privacy,” and “could move in closer to the screen” if they like. Judge Bruce Schroeder brought the jury into the courtroom to view drone video footage that they requested to review earlier. Jurors in the case are not being sequestered during deliberations.
The 12 juror panel is expected to resume deliberating at 10 a.m. They spent about 45 minutes inside before leaving. No one but the jury was present in the courtroom when they viewed that footage. The jury was subsequently brought into the courtroom to view drone video footage that they had requested to review earlier. Jurors viewed those videos in the jury room. The videos were placed on a thumb drive and presented to the jurors on what the judge described as a “sanitized” laptop. Jurors also requested the “BG on The Scene” video.Jurors asked to view a livestream video taken by Gaige Grosskreutz moments after Rittenhouse shot Joseph Rosenbaum.The jury requested to review two videos in evidence on Wednesday: Jurors deliberated for roughly 7.5 hours on Wednesday after deliberating for roughly 8.5 hours on Tuesday.
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The jurors in the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse have concluded their second day of deliberations without reaching a verdict.
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