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A jury found Bradley Caraway guilty Thursday of reckless homicide and DUI in the crash that killed 25-year-old University of Louisville cheerleader Shanae Moorman in August 2016.
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Wednesday, Henry Cease, a former Kentucky State Police trooper with 20 years of experience, was called to the stand as a crash reconstruction expert in the murder trial of Bradley Caraway.
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Bradley Caraway, 34, is accused of being under the influence when prosecutors say he crashed the vehicle that he and 25-year-old Shanae Moorman.
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Opening statements began Wednesday morning.
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Shanae Moorman died in the crash in 2016.
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Shanae Moorman died in the crash in 2016.
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Defense attorneys for Bradley Caraway are trying is to limit some of the testimony that Caraway was the driver in the August 2016 DUI death of Shanae Moorman.
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Jefferson Circuit Court Judge Ann Bailey Smith said she wanted to clarify "for anyone interested why this case has unfortunately been continued this long in this court."
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Family of a former University of Louisville cheerleader who died in a crash are desperately waiting for closure.
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Bradley Caraway's attorney is sick and unable to continue the trial, which began last week, according to Erwin Roberts, first assistant with the Jefferson County Commonwealth's Attorney's Office.