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## Transcript

>> The details about the shooting of Jordan Davis were so intense, his parents, for the first time, had to leave the courtroom. Jurors were shown morbid photographs, x- rays and the bloodstained clothes the 17 year old was wearing when he was killed. The prosecution's final witness? Former associate medical examiner Stacy Simons, testifying that Davis was shot three times, twice in the leg, but it was a bullet to the abdomen that killed him.

>> So right about here is where the bullet entered. And it entered at the actual border of the chest and abdomen. Over here, it perforated the right lung and continued on behind the heart and in front of the spinal column to perforate the aorta.

>> Simons is saying that as a result of her study of the wound, Davis was leaning away from the door in the back of the vehicle, and not trying to get of the SUV as the defense suggests. Dunn's fiancé, Rhonda Rouer took the stand Saturday, emotionally describing the events that led to Davis' death. She says after attending a wedding with Dunn and having a few drinks, they pulled into a parking lot at the gas station. She recalled Dunn being annoyed by the loud music coming from the SUV Davis was riding in with three friends.

>> What did the defendant say?

>> Oh, I hate that thug music.

>> Rouer, seen here on surveillance tape, went inside the gas station, when all of a sudden:

>> Oh my God! Somebody's shooting.

>> Rouer says she didn't see who was shooting, but returning to the car, she said she saw Dunn put a gun into the glove box. The couple never called 911, instead drove back to a hotel where she said Dunn mixed drinks and ordered pizza because her stomach was upset. The next morning, the shooting was on the news.

>> When you woke up, was the television on?

>> Yes, it was.

>> And did you happen to see something on the news?

>> Yes, I did.

>> At that point in time, did you learn that a teenager had been killed at Gate gas station?

>> Yes, I did.

>> Did you then tell the defendant that you wanted to go home?

>> Yes, I did.

>> And why did you decide that you all needed to go home?

>> Cause I thought I was gonna be arrested too.

>> But instead of contacting police, the couple drove back to their home in Satellite beach, 130 miles away, where Dunn was later arrested.

>> The defense called several of Dunn's friends to testify as character witnesses, including Randy Berry, a flight instructor who taught Dunn how to fly airplanes.

>> I've always thought he was a gentleman.

>> A sentiment shared by Berry's wife who said she never saw anything from Dunn but a calm demeanor.

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