During closing arguments Monday, March 14, 2005, in Douglas County District Court in Lawrence, Kan. assistant district attorney Angela Wilson demonstrates to the jury how Carmin D. Ross was murdered.
At far left, defense attorneys Pedro Igonegaray, left, and Robert Eye, third from left, counsel with defendant Tom E. Murray, at left in center, before a full courtroom of media and spectators.
During closing arguments Monday, March 14, 2005, in Douglas County District Court in Lawrence, Kan. assistant district attorney Angela Wilson uses a chart to link a trail of evidence to the conclusion that defendant Tom E. Murray killed his ex-wife. Murray, a Kansas State University professor is charged with murdering his ex-wife, Carmin D. Ross, in November 2003 at her home in northwest Lawrence, Kan. The jurors heard closing arguments from the defense and prosecutors Monday.
Defendant Tom E. Murray takes notes during closing arguments Monday, March 14, 2005 in Douglas County District Court in Lawrence, Kan. Murray, a Kansas State University professor is charged with murdering his ex-wife, Carmin D. Ross, in November 2003 at her home in northwest Lawrence, Kan. The jurors heard closing arguments from the defense and prosecutors Monday.
Before closing arguments Monday, March 14, 2005. in Douglas County District Court in Lawrence, Kan. defense attorneys, Pedro Igonegaray, left, and Robert Eye, right, counsel with defendant Tom E. Murray, center.
Danny Ross, the father of Carmin D. Ross, watches the defendant Tom E. Murray in Douglas County District Court in Lawrence, Kan. Monday, March 14, 2005 during Murray's murder trial in the death of Ross.
A full courtroom of media and spectators listen to the closing arguments Monday, March 14, 2005, in Douglas County District Court in Lawrence, Kan.in the murder trial of Tom E. Murray.
Douglas County District judge Robert Fairchild, left, works to fix some computer projection equipment before closing arguments in his courtroom Monday, March 14, 2005. in the murder trial of Tom E. Murray.
Larry Lima, a close friend of Carmin D. Ross, covers his face as a prosecuting attorney descripes how Ross was killed duirng closing arguments Monday, March 14, 2005 in Douglas County District Court in Lawrence, Kan. in the murder trial of Tom E. Murray.
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