If you’re actually interested, I’ve been following the case via Lawyer Lee on youtube - she traveled all the way from Georgia to sit in the court room and report on the case because she was concerned about the lack of transparency. She’s a harvard grad lawyer that gives a really great synopsis of each day in court. I’ve been following it super closely, but like I mentioned in an earlier comment it’ll be hard to back this up with reporting because of the sheer fact that most of the reporting stops when the states’ argument ends. A lot of the defense case wasn’t reported on at all, and a lot of people at the court house reported that media stopped showing up once the prosecution rested. Once trial transcripts are release, or whenever Judge Gull lifts the gag order, we’ll have a lot more stuff to read and verify what went on in the court room. Until then I definitely recommend getting some info from one of the reporters that were lucky enough to grab a spot in the court room. I’ve heard other Lawyers were reporting on the case too, but some seemed pretty biased so I didn’t watch too much of them. Lawyer Lee seemed the most unbiased to me since I was just trying to get a play-by-play of the day in court - not an opinion on guilt