The trial of Brooks Houck and Joseph Lawson in the Crystal Rogers murder case is in its second week in Bowling Green 10 years after the mother of five disappeared in Bardstown.

Attorneys perform. Witnesses clam up. Judges tread more carefully. And jurors — private citizens asked to do a public duty — can find themselves turned into unwilling celebrities, dissected online for a glance or a frown that was never meant to be broadcast.