NJ.com reports, “After a six-week trial, prosecutors began closing arguments on Friday [October 28], spending nearly four hours in a methodical presentation that characterized the evidence stacked up against [Bill] Baroni and [Bridget] Kelly as ‘staggering.’” The report adds that, “Closing arguments were delayed a day because of a last-minute discovery that several text messages entered as evidence had an incorrect time stamp. . . . The timing of the emails is significant because Kelly testified as to when she sent the emails which differed from the timestamp on the evidence.” Jurors are expected to start deliberations tomorrow, November 1.
