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The jury re-enters the courtroom, everybody waiting for Judge Adams to arrive.
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Defense Attorney Tom Clegg begins to question Don Sneiderman about the details of his phone calls made that morning, November 18, when Rusty was shot.
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Clegg reviews the details of Andrea and Rusty Sneiderman's relationship, from their first meeting at the Hillel at Indiana University, with Don Sneiderman.
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Andrea and Rusty appeared to be in love when Don Sneiderman and his wife visited them in Atlanta, Don Sneiderman said, as he is questioned about his interactions with Andrea and Rusty Sneiderman.
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The grandparents had tentative plans to visit Disney World in March 2011, Don Sneiderman said.
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Clegg goes over the details of Andrea Sneiderman's initial call to him the morning Rusty was shot. "She was excited. Not panic-stricken," Don Sneiderman said. He asked her to call him back as soon as she had further information. She had told him that Rusty had been shot, he said.
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Don Sneiderman is read his testimony from Neuman's tria by Cleggl. Cross objects, and Clegg pauses to allow Don Sneiderman to review the document.
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Don Sneiderman did not mention that he had tried to call Rusty after he got off the phone with Andrea in his testimony from Neuman's trial, Clegg said..
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"All I knew is that I had the phone call from Andrea and that he was shot," Don Sneiderman said.
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"I didn't believe anybody would shoot my son," Don Sneiderman said.
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"I only cared about the condition of my son," Don Sneiderman said when he called Dunwoody Prep to inquire about the condition of Rusty, "I asked the lady who answered the phone what had happened to Rusty," he said.
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Andrea Sneiderman was, "very upset," when Don Sneiderman and his wife arrived in Atlanta, he said.
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"Her mother father and brother," did not allow Don Sneiderman near Andrea Sneiderman when he arrived in Atlanta with his wife, he said.
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Don Sneiderman remembers seeing Neuman sitting Shiva for Rusty Sneiderman, he said.
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Don Sneiderman did not skype with Andrea Sneiderman and her children in December 2010, he said.
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Andrea Sneiderman did not know details of her life insurance she had after Rusty's death, Don Sneiderman said.
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Don Sneiderman reviews the details of his conversations with lawyers and police with Andrea Sneiderman's lawyer, Tom Clegg.
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Judge Adams quickly dismisses the jury and Don Sneiderman
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Defense Attorney Tom Clegg asks Judge Adams if he can ask Don Sneiderman about the content about his e-mails with his son, Steve, after Rusty's death, he said. Judge Adams brings the jury back into the courtroom, after going over what Clegg can and cannot ask Don Sneiderman.
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Don Sneiderman does not remember whether or not he communicated with his son, Steve, about the content of his e-mail to Don Geary,Chief Assistant District Attorney, he said.
Geary was the chief prosecutor in Hemy Neuman's trial, and was in contact with Don Sneiderman about the details of his son's death.
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Clegg mixes up two documents, and pauses to clear things up.
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Judge Adams stops court for the day. He prepares the jury to leave for the day, warning them not to discuss the case with anyone, or research the case before court begins tomorrow morning.
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Court will resume tomorrow morning at 9 a.m.
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Don Sneiderman is sworn in for a second day in court- Defense Attorney Tom Clegg resumes questioning him
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Jurors listen to Don Sneiderman's testimony, taking notes on their yellow notepads
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After getting off the phone with his daughter-in-law, Andrea Sneiderman, Don Sneiderman said he called Dunwoody Prep and was told that Rusty Sneiderman had been shot.
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Don Sneiderman is questioned about the details of the morning, November 18, 2010, when Rusty Sneiderman, his son, was shot.
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Clegg questions Don Sneiderman about details of Hemy Neuman's trial, specifically how many mental health experts testified.
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Court pauses as Judge Adams speaks to the lawyers
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Clegg questions Don Sneiderman about the number of pictures Andrea Sneiderman sent him after Rusty's death
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Don Sneiderman attempted to participate in a conference call with Andrea Sneiderman and Indiana University to set up a scholarship for Rusty Sneiderman, but called on the wrong day, he said.
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"When Rusty was alive, we were always on skype," Don Sneiderman said, but after Rusty's death, they only would speak to Andrea Sneiderman and her children via an appointment, he said, "We didn't want Andrea in our house without permission," he said.
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There were a few disputes between Don Sneiderman and Andrea Sneiderman about books...etc. after Rusty Sneiderman's death, Don Sneiderman said.
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"We had always talked to the grandkids over skype...we wanted to keep a line to my grandkids...these are Rusty's kids," Don Sneiderman said. The grandchildren still speak with their grandparents on Saturday mornings, Don Sneiderman said.
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"The impression I got was that he had made a pass at her and that she had said no," Don Sneiderman said about Andrea Sneiderman and Neuman, after they spoke with the police, he said.
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Don Sneiderman is released from court
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Judge Adams pauses to speak with the lawyers privately
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Alan Schachtely is sworn in as the next witness. He has worked for General Electric since 2002.
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Prosecutor Kellie Hill begins to question the witness, his office was next to Andrea Sneiderman's.
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On November 18, 2010, Andrea Sneiderman texted the witness, "My husband has been shot," he said.
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Prosecutor Kellie Hill presents photos of the text messages Sneiderman and the witness exchanged on November 18, 2010.
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"Call me asap pleas...My husband was shot," Andrea Sneiderman texted Schachtely at 10:34 a.m.
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Schachtely told Andrea Sneiderman that he would get in contact with her manager to let Neuman know that her husband had been shot and that she had left work, Schachtely.
