Court Reporting — Day 18
Final day of witness testimony. Daniel Loper and Dr. Thomas A. Andrew testified; Farwell declined to testify, and the defense rested. Includes a separate witness testimony summary.
Daily courtroom reporting, organized for reading.
Grant Smith Ellis’s contemporaneous reporting from United States v. Matthew Farwell, preserved chronologically by court day with source links retained wherever practical.
Supplemental courtroom reporting has been added to previously published trial days. Each supplement is also available independently below.
October 20: Jessica Katz · Heidi Kelsch · Dr. Priyanka Venkataraman
Defense Case-in-Chief — final witness day. Reporting covering digital-forensics analyst Daniel Loper, forensic pathologist Dr. Thomas A. Andrew, Farwell’s decision not to testify, and the defense resting.
Beginning October 28, 2026
Final day of witness testimony. Daniel Loper and Dr. Thomas A. Andrew testified; Farwell declined to testify, and the defense rested. Includes a separate witness testimony summary.
Defense Case-in-Chief — Day 5. Full reconstructed court-day report with testimony by Dr. Maher “Max” Nourredine and Dr. Angie Christensen.
Defense Case-in-Chief — Day 4. Full reconstructed court-day report, with a separate witness testimony summary.
Defense Case-in-Chief — Day 3. Reconstructed from identified contemporaneous courtroom reporting and notes; not an official or verbatim transcript.
Defense Case-in-Chief — Day 2. Court-day report complete through the jury's dismissal and scheduling proceedings.
Government rested at 12:09:59 PM ET; defense case-in-chief began, with supplemental reporting for Joseph Harris.
Court-day report complete through end-of-day proceedings.
Court-day report complete through end-of-day proceedings at 4:01 PM ET.
Half-day court report complete through today’s scheduled 1:00 PM adjournment.
Court-day report complete through end-of-day proceedings at 4:28:00 PM ET.
Court-day report complete through adjournment at 4:12:42 PM ET.
Final court-day report, complete through adjournment at 3:43:16 PM ET.
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