On Wednesday, they asked to have testimony from Etan Patz’s best friend read back to them. Andrew Siff reports.
Jurors in the murder trial of a man accused of kidnapping and killing 6-year-old Etan Patz in SoHo in 1979 reviewed the testimony of the boy's best friend as they deliberated the case for a sixth day.
Chelsea Altman was waiting for Patz on the day he disappeared, but he never showed. His body was never found.
Pedro Hernandez says he choked Patz in a convenience store basement after luring him there with the promise of a soda.
Hernandez's lawyer says the confession was imaginary and his client is mentally ill. Prosecutors say the confession is sound.
Jurors have been deliberating for a week. Earlier Wednesday, they asked for a full witness list and other exhibits.
