The jury in the Vincent Brothers murder trial wrapped its first full deliberations without a verdict.
The jury began deliberations late yesterday afternoon.
They are charged with deciding whether Brothers is guilty of first-degree murder in the 2003 shooting deaths of five members of his family.
To convict, they must find without a reasonable doubt that Brothers killed his family with planning and forethought.
The attorney verbally sparred for 2 and months in a case that has more than 1100 pieces of evidence entered as exhibits.
Deliberations resume Monday morning.
