Floyd's passenger emerges as complicated figure in Chauvin trial
"I love you, Reese!" Floyd said. That was his nickname for Morries Lester Hall, a man who was a passenger in Floyd's car the last night of his life and is now emerging as a controversial figure in the murder trial of former police officer Derek Chauvin. Though Chauvin's attorney Eric Nelson had told jurors that they would hear from passengers in the car who saw Floyd use drugs before police arrived, Hall has since invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination to avoid testifying. Outside the presence of the jury, attorneys debated Tuesday whether Hall should be called to testif...
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