Additionally, the court heard that Macharia texted a WhatsApp group conversation newly made by a lady named Reena Life with the message “Kobi is dead” at 10:49 p.m.
When police arrived at the scene at 10:59 p.m., body-worn video showed cops yelling, ringing the bell, and repeatedly beating on the door without getting a response.
Jurors were informed that when police knocked on the door outside, Macharia and Ms. Life were on a WhatsApp call.
According to Mr. Chawla, Ms. Life heard the buzzer go off during the conversation, and the two ladies discussed the arrival of the police.
According to the prosecution, Ms. Life took notes throughout the discussion in which the defendant acknowledged murdering Kobi.
Jurors heard that Macharia texted Ms. Sasheva at 11 p.m. after the conversation ended, calling her a “you bitch,” and then at 11:01 p.m., she messaged Mr. Dooly, adding, “I hate tig both (sic).”
When the police burst through the door, the prosecutor stated: “We could see the text message that Ms. Macharia sent to Ms. Sasheva as the police entered and exited the building.”
