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March 27, 2009 Childhood friend says defendant shot teensPosted: 09:51 AM ET
ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico–Brandon Craig is set to begin his defense today after prosecutors called their final witness yesterday, a third person who claims Craig was behind the triple homicide in 1999 that went unsolved for years.
Jeffrey Moore on the witness stand Jeffrey Moore, the defendant’s childhood friend, testified Craig fired into the orange car carrying three teenagers the night of May 29, 1999 and then terrorized him into helping him get rid of the gun used in the shooting. “It happened very quick,” said Moore, describing the shooting for the jury. “He [Craig] walked in a half moon shape, moving in the front of the car from the passenger side to the driver’s side back and forth.” Moore said after the shooting Craig threw the rifle on the floor by his feet and they drove out of the area without any lights on at a high rate of speed. Moore said they drove to trailer where Luke Morris’s father lived, where he waited outside. He suspected Craig went there to destroy the weapon then place the different parts in garbage bags. “I was ordered to get a garbage bag and throw it,” Moore said. “Brandon told me I was throwing a bag, so if one person went down everyone was going down.” Defense Attorney Pamela Mackey suggested on cross-examination that Moore caved to police pressure to talk, and that any details he had about the crime were fed to him during repeated police interrogations. Craig has pleaded not guilty to all charges and maintains the State’s star witnesses are lying to escape their own legal problems. –Grace Wong, In Session senior field producer Filed under: Uncategorized |
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