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It was the final day of testimony in the case against former JEA executives Aaron Zahn and Ryan Wannemacher who are accused of conspiracy and wire fraud in connection with a proposed bonus plan that prosecutors said could have paid out hundreds of millions of dollars if the utility had been sold.

Juries will deliberate at the end of the week, here's what happened at the last day of testimony in Aaron Zahn and Ryan Wannemacher's trial

The defense for former JEA executive Aaron Zahn says City Council Auditor report got it wrong in calculations for cost of incentive payouts.

A high-ranking executive said that before the board voted on the plan, Aaron Zahn told her, "Everyone who needs to understand it understands it."

The largest fraud case in the city's history is underway. Former CEO Aaron Zahn and CFO Ryan Wannemacher are being tried together, but with separate juries.

Opening statements will now begin Wednesday in a trial that is expected to last four weeks. Aaron Zahn and Ryan Wannemacher could get up to 25 years in prison if convicted on all charges.

Prosecutors have submitted the list of witnesses they plan to call in the trial of two former JEA executives facing federal charges of conspiracy and wire fraud.

The witness list is neither comprehensive nor binding, but the filing reveals some insight into the government's trial strategy.

The FPL vice president also disclosed in federal court on Friday that Tim Baker, a well-known Jacksonville political consultant, attended the meeting

Former CEO Zhan and CFO Wannemacher have pleaded not guilty to fraud and conspiracy charges