article_snippet.sent: Haslet-Davis appeared to glare at Tsarnaev, who did not look at Haslet-Davis.
article_snippet.sent: Earlier this week, prosecutors showed jurors an image of Tsarnaev taken when he was in a holding cell.
article_snippet.sent: an image of Tsarnaev taken when he was in a holding cell was dated July 10, 2013 -- the day of he arraignment on charges he deliberately set off the deadly bombs.
article_snippet.sent: he glares into the camera defiantly, he middle finger raised in a gesture that Assistant U.S. Attorney Nadine Pellegrini said showed a young man who was "unconcerned, unrepentant and unchanged.
article_snippet.sent: On Wednesday, Tsarnaev's lawyer, Miriam Conrad, sought to discredit the use of the image.
article_snippet.sent: Haslet-Davis suggested a gesture that Assistant U.S. Attorney Nadine Pellegrini said showed a young man who was "unconcerned, unrepentant and unchanged had been presented to the jury out of context.
article_snippet.sent: On cross-examination of a deputy U.S. marshal, Conrad showed the jury security footage from which the image was taken.
article_snippet.sent: In the jury security footage from which the image was taken, Tsarnaev is seen looking into the camera touching Tsarnaev hair.
article_snippet.sent: Moments before, Tsarnaev has two fingers up, forming what Conrad called a "V sign," before raising his middle finger.
article_snippet.sent: Gary Olivera, a deputy U.S. Marshal for 14 years, admitted that the camera was encased in a reflective surface and Tsarnaev could have been using the camera as a mirror.
article_snippet.sent: Prosecution shows what it calls Tsarnaev's defiant message to