Jan 10, 2008 9:00 PM

Reiser Murder Trial Resumes -- Images From the Courthouse So Far

As the Hans Reiser murder trial resumes after a three-week hiatus, we look back over the key developments with a gallery of dailies from sketch artist Norman Quebedeau.

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David Kravets is a WIRED senior staff writer and founder of the fake news site TheYellowDailyNews.com. He's a dad of two boys and has been a reporter since the manual typewriter days. His PGP fingerprint is 066F 245D 22A0 7511 B36B CB4F 0F53 B742 5919 4A18. ... Read More

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