The prosecution has rested its case in the trial of accused Boston Marathon terrorist Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
The prosecution saved their strongest evidence for the last part of their case, the injuries sustained by 8-year-old Martin Richard who died as a result of the explosion.
The boy’s parents, Bill and Denise, watched from the second row during the testimony of Dr. Henry Nields, chief medical examiner for Massachusetts. The wounds were so intense that courtroom witnesses say some of the jurors cried while others stared at Tsarnaev with visible anger.
The defense team has said their goal in the trial is to keep Tsarnaev from receiving the death penalty for his crimes. Their opening of their case showed pictures of the bomber was more than just a few feet away from the family with the intent of showing the bomber did not target the children.
The defense is claiming that while their client was a participant in the bombing, his brother was the driving force and the plotter of the terror attack.
Pastor Jim & Lori Bakker welcome Pastor Carl Gallups as they discuss his new book, The Final Warning: Understanding the Trumpet Days of Revelation, for Day 4 on The Jim Bakker Show. Continue reading →
Pastor Jim & Lori Bakker welcome Pastor Carl Gallups as they discuss his new book, The Final Warning: Understanding the Trumpet Days of Revelation, for Day 1 on The Jim Bakker Show. Continue reading →
Proverbs 17:22 A cheerful heart is good medicine but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.
Months ago, John Shorey mentioned that when you are storing food for difficult times that you must remember “comfort” food. That is so true and has stuck with me. Having some fun during times of trouble provides comfort as well! Jim and I love to play games and do things together as a family. Laughter lifts the spirit and brings people together! When you are preparing for times of trouble, don’t forget to include some items that will bring smiles too! Continue reading →
