← All LocationsOpeningOpening Statement - Prosecution William D. Weinreb DirectJoseph Reynolds - Direct Examination Joseph Reynolds Steven D. Mellin CrossJohn MacLellan - Cross-Examination John MacLellan Timothy G. Watkins DirectJeffrey Pugliese - Direct Examination Jeffrey Pugliese Aloke Chakravarty DirectJames Floyd - Direct Examination James Floyd Nadine Pellegrini DirectAndrew Kitzenberg - Direct Examination Andrew Kitzenberg Steven D. Mellin DirectRobert McCarthy — Direct Robert McCarthy Steven D. Mellin CrossRobert McCarthy — Cross-Examination Robert McCarthy Timothy G. Watkins DirectPatrick Moynihan — Direct Patrick Moynihan William D. Weinreb DirectStephanie Waite — Direct Stephanie Waite William D. Weinreb DirectBrian J. Corcoran, Jr. — Direct Brian J. Corcoran, Jr. William D. Weinreb DirectColleen M. Tanguay — Direct Examination Colleen M. Tanguay William D. Weinreb DirectDavid Cahill — Direct Examination David Cahill Steven D. Mellin RedirectDavid Cahill — Redirect Examination David Cahill Steven D. Mellin DirectTimothy E. Dowd — Direct Examination Timothy E. Dowd William D. Weinreb DirectChristopher Donahue — Direct Examination Christopher Donahue William D. Weinreb DirectJennifer Montgomery — Direct Examination (recalled) Jennifer Montgomery William D. Weinreb DirectMiguel Colon — Direct Examination Miguel Colon Steven D. Mellin CrossMiguel Colon — Cross-Examination Miguel Colon Timothy G. Watkins
Crime Scene
Laurel Street
Officers and nearby residents described gunfire and explosions on Laurel Street in Watertown during the April 19, 2013 confrontation. Investigators documented the street and residential yards and recovered ballistics evidence, explosive-device remains, a laptop and an external hard drive. Jennifer Montgomery testified that Officer Sean Collier's blood was on the outside of two gloves found in the Honda Civic there.
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The confrontation underlay bomb and related firearm charges near Laurel Street and Dexter Avenue, on which the jury returned guilty findings. Those charges concerned a pressure-cooker bomb and three pipe bombs, including one alleged not to have exploded; evidence recovered on Laurel Street also supported testimony concerning Officer Collier's killing and digital-file analysis.