The image of Brazill the nation will see is different from the one of almost a year ago. There also will be two Brazills portrayed at trial. That charge may be heard separately. Last month, in a letter to a fellow inmate, Brazill wrote that when he gets out of prison, he hopes his friend is waiting at the gates with a gun. Jury selection continues Monday, and opening statements may start Tuesday or Wednesday.
Testimony is estimated to take about two weeks.
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