The
defense saying the case boils down to the three witnesses who
testified: Melissa Perry, Christopher Reid and Amber Wilson, as well as
the DNA evidence. The defense challenged Perry's credibility, saying she
has a record of lying to police and the jury should be careful in
believing anything she says. They also say it's clear DNA evidence is inconclusive, and you can't place guilt on the brothers based on that evidence.
The prosecution comparing the eyewitness accounts to chapters in a book, saying, when you look at all of the evidence, including testimony from Perry, Reid and Wilson, the story comes together.
She says it's clear they intended to and did use violence to take Reid's belongings from his home on Prince Street West on Nov. 3, 2012.
