Overview
- Closing arguments were expected Friday in Shelby County, positioning jurors to begin deliberations on murder and related charges.
- Latoshia Daniels, 46, told the court she fired the shots that killed Perry and said the wounding of his wife, Tabatha Archie, was unintentional.
- Prosecutors introduced surveillance video of Daniels buying a gun and ammunition in Sherwood, Arkansas, before driving to Perry’s Collierville apartment.
- The defense alleged a two-year affair and played videos of Perry discussing ethical non‑monogamy, while Archie testified the marriage was not open and said his recorded claims were false.
- Daniels said she intended to kill herself rather than harm Perry, and a defense psychologist described a severe major depressive disorder without determining her capacity at the time.