WI v. BECK (2002)

Volunteer firefighter paramedic David Beck is accused of fatally shooting his ex-girlfriend outside the fire station where they both worked. David and Kimberly Passwaters broke up in January 2001 after a year of dating. When Kimberly refused to take David's calls, he grew desperate and asked his older brother Harold to speak with her. While Harold and Kimberly talked, David allegedly hid and listened from a mezzanine above. Prosecutors claim David charged down and fired six shots in Kimberly. The defense claims Harold committed the murder to help his brother, who was tormented by the end of the relationship.

WI v. BECK (2002)

1-WI v. Beck: Opening Statements

2-WI v. Beck: Charles Cates & David Larsen

3-WI v. Beck: Deputy Timothy Flaherty

4-WI v. Beck: Harold Beck

5-WI v. Beck: Outside the Presence of the Jury

6-WI v. Beck: Harold Beck PT2

7-WI v. Beck: Harold Beck PT3

8-WI v. Beck: Dr. Michael Camp

9-WI v. Beck: Patrolman Dean Schelinske & Lt. Kevin Galske

10-WI v. Beck: Outside the Presence of the Jury

11-WI v. Beck: Dr. Alan Stormo

12-WI v. Beck: Sherry Chappelle

13-WI v. Beck: Connie Meyer

14-WI v. Beck: Det. Charles Sosinski

15-WI v. Beck: The 911 Call

16-WI v. Beck: Lt. Edwin Sheppard

17-WI v. Beck: Det. William Flood

18-WI v. Beck: Det. William Flood PT2

19-WI v. Beck: Det. C.P. Capoyianes

David Beck testifies in his own defense in his murder trial

20-WI v. Beck: David Beck

21-WI v. Beck: David Beck PT2

22-WI v. Beck: Margaret Elwing & Det. C.P. Capoyianes

23-WI v. Beck: Private Investigator Robert Lucas

24-WI v. Beck: Witness Testimony

25-WI v. Beck: Harold Beck & Det. William Flood

26-WI v. Beck: Prosecution Closing Argument

27-WI v. Beck: Defense Closing Argument

28-WI v. Beck: Prosecution Rebuttal

29-WI v. Beck: Verdict