After heartbreaking testimonies, they declare man to violate, sodomize and strangle a girl |The new herald to the coroner cried when describing the atrocities of this rapist

Solo14 minutes needed a jury from Florida to declarTo the youngest in 2013.Man could be sentenced to death.

The images of how Cherish Perrywinkle's body semi -submersed in water in Jacksonville, in the northeast of the state, and on the bruises, the excessive tear of tissue and blood vessels broken by bleeding, bleeding in gums and eyes in the eyes, they were shown to the jury that issued their verdict on Wednesday.

"Hematomas right here, right here, here, a scratch here and a small bruise here," said Valerie Rao, the 4th Judicial Circuit doctor pointing to only Cherish's left leg.

Rao, who sobb and trembled at a time of the testimony, was in charge of explaining the details of the autopsy and how the defendant exerted a brutal force in the chest and face of the girl.

“There was a tremendous force on his neck which prevented him from breathing.He suffered inflammation in the brain, ”said the expert in the court against Smith, 61, who according to journalists from various media who covered the trial showed any reaction.

The doctor continued to describe the details of the autopsy with difficulty: bruises in the girl's buttocks, in her other leg, chest injuries and marks on her neck.

Melissa Nelson, a state prosecutor in charge of the case, was overwhelming in the initial arguments by telling the jury "gagged her, raped her, sodomized her and then strangled her".

“The warbal with such force that the gums and nostrils bleed, strangled her so much that her eye balloons bleed.He did not die quickly, and did not die easily, in fact, his was a brutal and stormy death, ”he emphasized.

Prosecutor Mark Caliel, in turn, asked the jury on Wednesday to remember what Smith did to the girl.

“I want them to remember what he did to her, how he strangled her.Three minutes was all the time he took to take his life, ”he said.

Smith's lawyer resigned from his final argument and his client declined up.

Smith was accused of taking Cherish Perrywinkle from a Walmart store after convincing the child's mother that she would buy clothes from the girl and her two sisters.

Rayne Perrywinkle, the child's mother, testified that Smith had been around her and her three daughters while bought in a discount store.She was looking for clothes for minors and couldn't pay it.

Smith observed while Rayne tried to find out how to pay for clothes, he testified, and when he left the store, he was waiting for her.She said she offered to take them to a nearby Walmart and buy a gift card, according to CBS.

The mother testified that she was not sure to accept the offer, but she did it because Smith assured her that her wife would find them at the Walmart.

Everyone went to the store and she started buying with her daughters, placing three small clothing batteries in a shopping cart.It was late, after 10 p.m., and Smith's wife never appeared.Rayne said his daughters were restless because they hadn't dinner.

Smith told Rayne that he would go to an McDonald’s inside the store and bring them cheese burgers.Cherish followed him and was never seen alive again.

Rayne Perrywinkle said that about 20 minutes later, he realized that the McDonald’s inside the Walmart was closed and began to panic and then reported the disappearance of his daughter at the emergency service 911.

The girl's body was later found in a well near a church in Broward Road and Rutgers Road.

This story was originally posted on February 14, 2018 2:35 pm.