Widow Testifies In Gun Trial
Grunow Speaks Of Lonely, Empty Family Dinners
POSTED: 7:27 a.m. EST October 31, 2002
UPDATED: 8:59 a.m. EST October 31, 2002
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- The widow of a murdered teacher took the witness stand Wednesday to talk about life without her husband and the toll it's taken on her children.
Pam Grunow (pictured) is suing the Valor Corporation for $75 million, saying the company distributed a gun that was unsafe, defective and lacked features that would have prevented a minor from using it.
Nathaniel Brazill, 16, shot and killed Barry Grunow two years ago at a West Palm Beach school with a .25 caliber Raven handgun.
"The hardest times are trying to have a family dinner without him. It's very empty. It's very lonely," Grunow said.
Grunow's attorneys rested their case Wednesday.
The defense is expected to begin their case on Monday. Brazill is scheduled to be the first witness.
Pam Grunow (pictured) is suing the Valor Corporation for $75 million, saying the company distributed a gun that was unsafe, defective and lacked features that would have prevented a minor from using it.
Nathaniel Brazill, 16, shot and killed Barry Grunow two years ago at a West Palm Beach school with a .25 caliber Raven handgun.
"The hardest times are trying to have a family dinner without him. It's very empty. It's very lonely," Grunow said.
Grunow's attorneys rested their case Wednesday.
The defense is expected to begin their case on Monday. Brazill is scheduled to be the first witness.
Previous Stories:
- October 25, 2002: Students Testify In Gun Trial
- October 21, 2002: Gun At Center Of New Trial After Teacher Murdered
- October 7, 2002: Teacher's Widow Files 'Saturday Night Special' Suit
- August 14, 2001: Brazill's Attorney Says Errors Made In Trial
- August 3, 2001: Brazill Moved From Jail; Wife Of Slain Teacher Speaks Out
- August 1, 2001: Charge Dropped Against Brazill
- July 27, 2001: Brazill Learns Fate
- July 27, 2001: Brazill Sentencing Expected Today
- July 26, 2001: Brazill Apologizes To Teacher's Family
- July 26, 2001:
Emotion Expected At Brazill Sentencing Hearing - July 3, 2001: Brazill Finds Trouble Behind Bars, Officials Say
- June 29, 2001: Judge To Hear Arguments On Teen Killer's Sentence
- June 8, 2001: Lawyers Ask For Delay In Brazill Sentencing
- May 17, 2001: Jurors Came Close To A First-Degree Verdict
- May 16, 2001: Verdict Reached In Brazill Trial
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