article_snippet: Thibou was not allowed to share with jurors what was said in those texts.
article_snippet: The judge ruled there is not enough proof the text message meant Lloyd feared for The judge life, legally called "a dying declaration.
article_snippet: That means that the jury did not hear that at 3:07 a.m., Lloyd texted his sister asking, "U saw who I'm with?"
article_snippet: During grand jury testimony, Thibou admitted Thibou thought Thibou was bragging.
article_snippet: When reliving the moment when police came to Thibou home to tell Thibou family that Lloyd had been shot to death, Thibou began to cry silently, wiping Thibou tears after Assistant District Attorney William McCauley gave Thibou a tissue.
article_snippet: During cross-examination, defense attorney Michael Fee introduced a photo of Lloyd taken by Thibou.