Tara Baker

After 12 hours of deliberations, jurors reached a verdict Tuesday afternoon in the cold-case murder trial of University of Georgia law student Tara Baker.

A verdict is possible any time now as jurors deliberate in the murder trial against Edrick Faust, the man accused of killing University of Georgia law student Tara Baker 25 years ago.

Friday saw closing arguments in the murder trial of Edrick Faust; the man accused of killing University of Georgia law student Tara Baker in 2001. The defense and prosecution rested their cases

The trial of the man accused of murdering University of Georgia law student Tara Baker was put on pause Thursday after the wife of defense attorney Ahmad Crews was reportedly hospitalized.

Wednesday marks day 8 in the state’s trial against Edrick Faust, the man charged with brutally murdering University of Georgia law student Tara Baker 25 years ago.

Former Athens-Clarke County law enforcement officer William Ricketts took the stand on Day 7 of the trial of Edrick Faust.

Day 5 of the trial in the 2001 killing of University of Georgia student Tara Baker proceeded Friday as prosecution called cold case investigators to the stand to admit more items as evidence in the prosecution of Edrick Faust.

Day four of the trial of Edrick Faust, accused in the 2001 killing of Tara Baker, continues decades old eyewitness accounts and repeated clashes between defense counsel and the judge as the state works to tie a cold case DNA match to events inside Baker’s off campus home.

Two witnesses have taken the stand so far on Tuesday, the second day in the murder of Tara Baker, including a former classmate and close friend of the UGA law student who was slain over 25 years ago.

Lawyers presented opening arguments in the trial of the alleged murderer of Tara Baker, a University of Georgia law student who was killed in 2001.