It's day three and the state is continuing with witness testimony, trying to prove Thomas Bradford killed Raymond Lee out of anger, not on accident.

The state has four more witnesses before resting. On Tuesday, the court heard from four others and listened to a disturbing 911 tape where Bradford admitted to shooting Lee.

Proceedings were delayed a little bit on Wednesday to address some concerns with the media.

News 12 asked Defense Attorney Victor Hawk for an interview. He agreed to speak to the media during a brief break. The state brought it up to the judge's attention after the trial resumed, due to concern about discussing a pending case.

Defense Attorney Victor Hawk told the judge his understanding is that he cannot discuss the merit of the case and specific evidence. He did not discuss these with the media.

Judge David Roper said, "well, the rules say we should not speak, I don't think it's an absolute."

He continued by saying, "the jurors are sequestered so they are instructed not to pay attention to any of the news media."

In an interview with Hawk, he said Bradford is "scared, concerned, he's trying to stay as calm as he can. When he goes on the stand, he's going to be extremely nervous, but he's going to tell the truth about what happened."

Hawk told News 12 that Bradford will take the stand later this week.

As for the rest of the day, the court is hearing from a defense's expert because of scheduling. Dr. Andre is an expert on human perception. He is on the stand to tell jurors what he thinks witnesses can actually hear and see from more than 100 yards away.

We've also learned the judge wants to talk to the media after Wednesday's proceedings to discuss the visit to the plant that jurors will take later this week.

Just before lunch, jurors heard from two of the state's witnesses, a GBI firearms expert and medical examiner. Family members wiped away tears and some people closed their eyes as the examiner showed postmortem photos to the jury.

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