A murder trial is underway in McAllen. The state has rested its case, presenting phone evidence during the proceedings. Claims of 'black magic' were also introduced as part of the evidence.
Details of the trial are being reported by KRGV. The case is currently ongoing in McAllen. For more information on the trial, including specifics about the phone evidence and 'black magic' claims, readers can refer to KRGV's coverage.
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