Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele said in his closing argument Thursday that Julie Jean and Zakkee Alhakim plotted to kill Rachel King. Their attorneys called that a 'fake narrative.'
Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele said in his closing argument Thursday that Julie Jean and Zakkee Alhakim plotted to kill Rachel King. Their attorneys called that a"fake narrative."
Alhakim was the gunman, District Attorney Kevin Steele said in his closing arguments Thursday. And Jean was “the connection, the accomplice and the reason this happened.”. When Hayes broke off the affair and chose to commit fully to King, Jean became angry and obsessive, Steele said, and began plotting the killing with Alhakim, who is related to the father of her children.“Vengeance can be a terrible thing,” Steele said. “Vengeance in this case was deadly.
“The Commonwealth started off painting a picture for you ... of a woman scorned,” Johnson told the jury. “She is so hurt. She is so completely devastated because Will Hayes won’t deal with her anymore that she wants everybody associated with him dead. This is the theory they want you to believe.” Johnson called the “mountain of evidence” presented by Steele circumstantial, and said none of it directly implicated Jean. He said prosecutors had bombarded the jury with circumstantial evidence to hide what they couldn’t prove.” Johnson said. “I think if you look at this critically, academically, without emotion, the only verdict you can render is not guilty.”
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