Last Wednesday, we told you how the attorney for Calaney Flowers made a submission that she has no case to answer. She's accused of intentionally knocking down and killing her ex-boyfriend, 29 year-old Lyndon Morrison, and seriously injuring his new girlfriend, Sochyl Sosa.
Her attorney, Arthur Saldivar is of the opinion that none of the evidence that the prosecution has submitted against her is enough to prove the charges of murder and attempted murder. Well, today, Justice Troadio Gonzalez returned his ruling on the submission, and he said she does indeed have a case to answer to.
He then outlined a short list of the prosecution's evidence put forward to prove their case against her, and then instructed her and her attorney to prepare a defence for the continuation of the trial.
We'll, keep following the case and tell you what Flowers' defence is when she finally makes it.
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