Jury Sees X-Ray Of Boy's Back Bullet Wound As Crime Scene Investigator Testifies

Michael Dooley Jr. is a crime scene investigator with the Richland County Sheriff's Department in South Carolina. He testified on Thursday (May 28) in the trial of former gas station owner Rick Chow, who is charged with murder for fatally shooting a teenager he chased out of his store after falsely accusing him of shoplifting. Jurors saw photos of evidence collected at the autopsy, including a bullet projectile and a shoe belonging to 14-year-old Cyrus Carmack Belton. 01:38 "I responded to the autopsy for Mr. Cyrus Carmack Belton in order to photograph and collect and document any evidence that may have been necessary to receive for the case." 04:05 "This would be a photograph of the projectile that was collected" 04:30 "This would be a shoe that was collected from the autopsy that was said to have belonged to the victim." 05:07 "That would be an injury that I photographed to the right shin" "The right shin of the victim in the case?" "That's correct." 05:36 "That is just another angle of that same injury to the right shin of the victim" 08:08 "was this what you, what you saw in the victim's back?" "It is." 09:03 "The pathologist produced a diagram of the victim's injuries for me." "Did you observe any scans of the victim?" "There was an X-ray performed on the victim." 10:48 "That is the photograph I took of the X-ray." 11:28 "This would be the package I submitted to evidence containing the projectile collected from autopsy." 12:43 cross-examination 13:51 "I did not collect a backpack or photograph one." "Did you collect all of his clothing items?" "All that were present at autopsy." "Did they include a hoodie sweatshirt? "They did." 14:34 "Find any money. Nothing?" "I did not." 15:16 "Did you find any money or other wallet, credit cards in that item?" "I did not." 16:14 "You didn't find any money, wallet, credit cards, or any items, anything in the shoes?" "No, sir."