Commonwealth v. Read — Trial ArchiveProcedural - Motions
17 linesJUDGE CANNONE: Do you have another witness?
MR. BRENNAN: I do.
JUDGE CANNONE: Okay.
MR. BRENNAN: I have some other matters I'd like to introduce before then. Yes, your honor. I'd like to introduce clip one and play it for the jury. clip plays
VIDEO PLAYBACK: I mean, I didn't think I hit anything, but Craig clipped him. Craig tapped him in the knee and incapacitated him. Um, he didn't look mortally wounded as far as I could see. But could I have done something that knocked him out, and in his drunkenness, and in the cold, didn't come to again? interviewer: And this would have been the moment you dropped him off at the party? Yeah. end clip
MR. BRENNAN: Your honor, I have keeper of records certificates I'd like to mark for identification. May I approach?
JUDGE CANNONE: Yes.
MR. BRENNAN: Thank you. There's a series of them, your honor.
JUDGE CANNONE: Sure.
MR. BRENNAN: And these are all for identification.
JUDGE CANNONE: Okay. Ah, right there.
MR. BRENNAN: Next, I'd like to introduce as an exhibit the text messages that I read with Ms. McCabe. I'd move this into evidence.
JUDGE CANNONE: All right.
MR. JACKSON: No objections, your honor.
JUDGE CANNONE: Thank you.
MR. BRENNAN: Your honor, may I call the Commonwealth's next witness, please? Commonwealth calls Charles Rae. [unintelligible] If we could, we'll call a different witness who's available. We'll call Kevin O'Hara, please.
COURT CLERK: Kevin O'Hara.