Overview
- Both sides rested Monday, with closing arguments expected Tuesday before jurors begin deliberations.
- Prosecution expert Celestine Rossi told jurors all ten gunshots heard on surveillance were fired by Earls.
- The state relied on synchronized video, audio waveforms, trajectory measurements, and 3D renderings to map the shots.
- Defense psychologist Dr. Sasha Lambert testified that Earls' firing reflected a trauma-driven fight-or-flight response after an armed robbery.
- Defense analyst Andrew Taravella challenged the audio interpretation and scene model, arguing some classified ambient sounds could be gunfire and that the F-250 might have looked like a getaway vehicle.