Cops and Courts Reporter
Attorney John Amabile and defendant Elizabeth Perez take their seats last week in Berkshire Superior Court in Pittsfield. Perez was cleared of a murder charge Monday in connection the 2017 death of Asiyanna Jones after a judge ruled prosecutors failed to present enough evidence to support the indictment.
Special Assistant District Attorney Brett Vottero presents his opening arguments Monday in the trial of three defendants on murder charges for the death of Asiyanna Jones.
Attorney John MacLachlan makes opening statements Monday in Berkshire Superior Court on behalf of his client, Carey Pilot, one of three defendants facing murder charges in the death of Asiyanna Jones.
Attorney Marissa Elkins makes opening statements Monday in Berkshire Superior Court on behalf of her client, Gary Linen, one of three defendants facing murder charges in the death of Asiyanna Jones.
Attorney John Amabile makes opening statements Monday in Berkshire Superior Court on behalf of his client, Elizabeth Perez, one of three defendants facing murder charges in the death of Asiyanna Jones.
Shanay Jones was the first witness called by Special Assistant District Attorney Brett Vottero in Berkshire Superior Court on Monday in the trial of three people charged with fatally shooting her daughter Asiyanna Jones.
Shanay Jones was the first witness called by Special Assistant District Attorney Brett Vottero in Berkshire Superior Court on Dec. 5. in the trial of three people charged in connection with the fatal shooting of her daughter Asiyanna Jones.
Jurors Wednesday heard multiple witnesses testify about Carey Pilot's behavior and demeanor in the hours before shots rang out on Dewey Avenue and 22-year-old Asiyanna Jones was fatally wounded.
The testimony was given by witnesses over several hours of questioning in Berkshire Superior Court, where seven people, law enforcement and civilians, took the stand.
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Amanda Burke can be reached at aburke@berkshireeagle.com or 413-496-6296.
Cops and Courts Reporter
Amanda Burke is Cops and Courts Reporter for The Berkshire Eagle. An Ithaca, New York native, she previously worked at The Herald News of Fall River and the Fitchburg Sentinel & Enterprise.
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