Prosecutor in Kyle Rittenhouse case objects to defense witness as trial resumes

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The prosecutor in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial objected on Thursday to an expert witness and the judge objected to a “face” the attorney made as the high-profile proceeding resumed after a day of tumultuous testimony.

John Black was called by the defense to analyze the time that elapsed between Rittenhouse’s shootings of three men in Kenosha on Aug. 25, 2020. He started his testimony on how sound and images can be affected by electronic storage and said he synced seven videos from that night to determine the time between the shootings.

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