Lamb Of God front man Randy Blythe has once again returned to Prague, CZE to continue the ongoing trial based around the alleged manslaughter charges.
The proceedings restarted yesterday March 04 and saw a number of witnesses (including a female concert attendee and a security guard) give testimony, along with two expert witnesses.
The female attendee claims to have seen Blythe push the deceased (Daniel Nosek) from the stage, allegedly causing his fatal injury. She gave testimony that the crowd had parted upon his fall from the stage, therefore causing the fatal head injury that eventually led to his death.
Meanwhile, a psychologist appointed by the court gave testimony that cast Blythe as an aggressive personality and cited his past legal offenses, including speeding and urinating in public, to her cause. Another psychiatrist reportedly argued against the prosecutions repeated claims that Blythe suffers from an aggressive personality disorder.
A report from an expert in the field of biomechanics, detailing the nature of how Nosek‘s injury came to be, is expected to introduced tomorrow. The verdict on the trial could be in as early as tomorrow, March 04th, when the final day of the trial concludes. A video report from today’s proceedings can be found over at Blesk.cz. Further details can also be found in an English language report made available over at WTVR.com.
