Matthew Bogdanos

Sadly and troublingly the defendant has learned no lesson from his experience in his case, mr. Lewis, though his actions took the life of Tessa Majors and destroyed his own.

Matthew Bogdanos

Here is the end of the brutal attack, tessa Majors finally breaks away. Tessa Majors starts walking up the stairs. Tessa Majors's already been stabbed at least once in the heart. All the bleeding is internal. With each breath, according to the medical examiner, Tessa Majors is closer to death.

Matthew Bogdanos

Tessa Majors is struggling now up the stairs. Tessa Majors has minutes left to live. Tessa Majors does not realize at this point why Tessa Majors is light-headed or why Tessa Majors's dizzy or why Tessa Majors can't walk or why Tessa Majors can't stand or why Tessa Majors's about to fall, and Tessa Majors will get to this lamp pole and collapse. And Tessa Majors will die -- face down -- on a dirty New York City street at the hands of the defendant and two others.

Matthew Bogdanos

That is a long, intentional, pre-mediated attack before which the defendant had many opportunities to stop, to turn away, to walk away, to run away, to do anything.

Matthew Bogdanos

Without each of their actions she gets away.

Matthew Bogdanos