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April 23, 2008
Posted: 10:54 AM ET
SEATTLE, Washington – At the Jewish Center shooting trial, Detective Don Ledbetter continued to introduce items of evidence, and some of the pieces seemed to carry more significance after worker Dayna Klein’s emotional testimony. Among the evidence: the blood-stained telephone from Klein’s desk and the weapon Haq left in her office after holding it to at her head for several minutes. The detective also testified about bullet trajectories, evidence prosecutors undoubtedly hope will make clear that Naveed Haq was a man with a clear mind and excellent aim as he pulled the trigger each time inside the offices of the Jewish Federation. Haq, a Muslim American, is accused of killing one woman and wounding five others. He is mounting an insanity defense. – In Session staff Filed under: Hate crimes Jewish Center shooting Trials |
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