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The evidence that meant the difference between a first- or second-degree murder conviction for Dawan Ferguson Friday was pictures of prescription bottles prosecutors showed the jury minutes before their deliberations began.

Juror Evan Harris told 5 On Your Side that the jury was united from the beginning of their deliberations that Dawan Ferguson murdered his 9-year-old son Christian in 2003 – but she was the lone hold out between whether he was guilty of first-or second-degree murder.

Then she saw the pictures of prescription bottles that contained medications his son needed to survive with a rare genetic disorder that left him unable to process protein.

There were dates on the bottles that showed they had been filled months and months before the pictures were taken, and still had the medication inside them.

Christian’s doctor and pharmacists testified the prescriptions were supposed to last for only 30 days at a time.

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