Prosecution rests in Morva case
Posted Mar10, 2008 at 10:47 AM
Prosecutors have finished presenting their case against William Morva after calling four witnesses this morning.
Those witnesses, all experts, testified that the bullets that killed Derrick McFarland, a security guard at Montgomery Regional Hospital, and Cpl. Eric Sutphin of the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, were fired from the same gun found with Morva the afternoon of Aug. 21, 2006.
That gun belonged to sheriff's deputy Russell Quesenberry, who escorted Morva to Montgomery Regional Hospital early the morning of Aug. 20, 2006. Witnesses have tesitifed that Morva knocked Quesenberry unconscious.
Both McFarland and Sutphin were killed instantly by by shots to the head, the medical examiner testified.
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