He said state law and court rules do not require depositions to be conducted in open court. The public is not entitled to be here. Attorney Todd Touton, representing the Review-Journal, told the judge a presumption exists that court proceedings will remain open. Carter, who worked as an outcall dancer, told police she was dispatched to strip for Floyd at his parents' home on Oakey Boulevard.
Outcall services send male and female dancers to customers, usually in hotel rooms.
Security videotape showed the defendant enter the store, produce his shotgun and fatally shoot Thomas Darnell in the back, according to court documents filed by prosecutors. Store videotape captured Floyd twice shooting Zachary Emenegger at close range, the documents allege. Police and television news crews were on the scene when Floyd exited the store with the shotgun pressed to his head. Police persuaded him to drop the weapon, and he subsequently gave police two taped statements in which he detailed the crimes. Photo by Jeff Scheid .