The presence and identification of blood and DNA, or lack thereof, was the focus in the fifth day of the Nigel Saunders murder trial. He is charged with two counts of second degree murder, among other charges for the death of Jordan Dordell and the assault of his pregnant fiancé. A video of 32 Mahgatt St. the day of the murder, as well as pictures of the scene, was the focus of yesterday morning’s testimony in Broome County Court. Testimony will continue this morning. Saunders could receive 25 years to life in prison if convicted of second-degree murder.
