Cyon ?Picture Boy? Collier, the man accused of killing Non Pareil Businessman, Chandrapaul Persaud, called ?Kero man? yesterday told the court that he was in Linden at the time of the killing.Collier yesterday led his defence before trial judge Justice Winston Patterson, after a no case submission by Collier?s lawyer Lyndon Amsterdam was overruled.Before Collier addressed the court he was given three options by the judge. He could have said nothing, stayed from the prisoners dock and give an unsworn statement or go into the witness box and give a statement where he could face cross examination by the prosecution.Collier said that he would stay from the witness box and give an unsworn statement.He proceeded to tell the court that he was innocent of the charge and that he never robbed anyone at Non Pareil, East Coast Demerara.Collier said that he had earlier told the police that he only came to the house at Bachelor?s Adventure, where he was arrested, the night before and he didn?t know that any guns and ammunition were inside the house and that?s why he opened the door when the police came.He further told the court that he was restrained with handcuffs and place on the floor, and he never led Assistant Superintendent Michael Kingston to any room in the house.Collier said that while he was on the ground he heard the police banging on a door inside the house.According to the defendant he was placed on an identification parade, with persons from the Brickdam Police Station.Collier told the court that he was not picked out as the person. He concluded his address to the court.After he was finished, his lawyer disclosed to the court that he was calling an expert witness on Monday.Amsterdam explained that all plans and preparations for the witness to be here would be made over the weekend. The matter was subsequently adjourned to Monday.Cyon ?Picture Boy? CollierOn Thursday Justice Patterson had overruled a no case submission by Defence Counsel Amsterdam.Collier is on trial for the murder of Chandrapaul Persaud called ?Kero man? at Non Pareil, East Coast Demerara, on September 30, 2006.On the previous occasion, ballistics Expert Sergeant Eon Jackson was called to give his testimony.According to Jackson the bullet which was removed from the victim?s body during the post mortem examination and handed over to him was discharged from the AK-47 assault rifle which was found with the accused.Jackson testified about his qualifications, including Firearms and Ammunition training/examination courses in which he had participated.The witness said he had given evidence in the Magistrates? and High Courts of Guyana more than 250 times.There was some objection by the defence with regards to Jackson testifying, but that was subsequently overruled.In his evidence-in-chief, Jackson testified that on October 3, 2006, he received at the Ballistics Section at CID Headquarters,[url=http://www.cheapjerseysauthenticonline.us@#$%&/]Jerseys NFL China[/url], from Corporal Floyd Hosanna, a marked and sealed envelope containing two 7.62 x 39 fired casings.Hosanna had testified earlier in the trial that he had retrieved the two fired casings from the verandah at the home of Persaud, at Non Pareil, on the night of September 30, 2006.Jackson said that on October 3, 2006, he received from Sergeant Chabinauth Singh, a marked and sealed envelope containing one 7.62 x 39 fired bullets.Singh had earlier testified that he was present during the autopsy of Persaud when Forensic Pathologist, Dr. Nehaul Singh had removed a warhead from Persaud?s body and handed it over to him (Singh).Jackson said that on October 5, 2006,[url=http://www.wholesalejerseyssale.us@#$%&/]China NFL Jerseys[/url], he received from Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Michael Kingston a marked and sealed parcel containing a 7.62 x 39 AK-47 assault rifle with a magazine and a marked and sealed envelope containing 13 7.62 x 39 rounds of ammunition.The witness recounted that he discharged three of the rounds submitted to him from the AK-47 rifle and found the firearm to be in working order.He then compared the three fired casings to the two submitted to him by Hosanna and found that all five casings bore the same firing pin impressions and striation marks in identical sequence.Based on his findings, he formed the opinion that the two fired casings submitted to him by Hosanna were discharged in the AK-47 assault rifle submitted by Kingston.Assistant Superintendent Michael Kingston,[url=http://www.wholesalejerseyssale.us@#$%&/]China Jerseys[/url], testified that he was with a party of policemen and army officials on October 5, 2006 at a house in Bachelor?s Adventure, East Coast Demerara, where he found Collier along with one AK 47 assault rifle and pistol handgun.Floyd Hosanna, who is stationed at the Criminal Investigation Department?s Crime Unit,[url=http://www.cheapjerseysauthenticonline.us@#$%&/]Jerseys China Wholesale[/url], testified that he went to the scene to examine the body.He described the clothes that Chandrapaul Persaud was wearing at the time of the incident.  He instructed police corporal Cleveland Brown to take photos of the crime scene.Hosanna said that he was at the ?crime scene? when he saw two spent shells on the verandah. 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