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October 16, 2008 Closing arguments today in bomb plot trialPosted: 09:08 AM ET
ORLANDO, Florida - Closing arguments are scheduled to begin Thursday in Orlando, Florida, in the trial of a former reserve deputy accused of framing a teen in a bomb plot.
The fate of Kenneth Reeves will soon be in the hands of a jury Wednesday, jurors heard conflicting testimonies from the teen, Scott Davis Jr., and the defendant, Kenneth Reeves as the prosecution and defense wrapped up their cases. In May 2007, Orange County Sheriff’s deputies found six pipe bombs in and around Davis’ house. Davis was arrested on May 11, 2007 and charged with possession of a destructive device. At trial, Reeves recalled the events leading up to Davis’ arrest. He testified he was at Davis’s home when Davis threatened to blow up his school and proceeded to show him two pipe bombs. He said Davis’ stepmother instructed the teen to put the bombs away in different bedrooms. Over the next couple of days, Reeves told the court Davis and his step-mother showed him where the pipe bombs were hidden. Reeves’ testimony, which lasted almost two hours, sharply contrasted with the testimonies of Scott Davis Jr. and his father and stepmother, Scott and Heather Davis. They said Davis Jr. never threatened to blow up his high school and that he never walked into a room in their presence holding pipe bombs. Scott and Heather Davis testified they never told the 18-year-old boy to hide any explosives in his room and their bedroom so it can’t be found and that they did not know how to handle pipe bombs. Stay tuned to In Session for live coverage. -In Session staff Filed under: Uncategorized |
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