The prosecution has rested its case and the defense is now taking its turn in the murder trial of Jason Chen, who's accused of killing 22-year-old Jasmine Pace

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — The Hamilton county medical examiner testified in the Jason Chen murder trial that he's performed more than seven thousand autopsies. He told a jury of 6 women and 9 men what he found during the one in the spotlight in this case: That of Jasmine Pace.

Nashville jurors in the Jason Chen murder trial on Wednesday were shown a disturbing photo of a shackled Jasmine Pace at the Medical Examiner's Office. Judge Boyd Patterson warned the audience of the upcoming evidence, and the Law and Crime livestream did not display it as directed by the judge.

A screenshot of text messages between Jason Chen and Jasmine Pace shortly before Pace’s death, presented in Chen’s murder trial. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF)- Tuesday was day two of the Jason Chen murder trial.

Text messages between Jason Chen and Jasmine Pace showed no arguments or disagreements between them prior to her savage murder at Chen's North Chattanooga apartment on Nov. 23, 2022, it was testified Friday. Detective Zack Crawford said out of just under 1,400 texts there was no indication of acrimony between the young couple.

Prosecutors continued their case for a third day against Jason Chen, a Tennessee man facing first-degree murder charges  in the death of Jasmine Pace. As CrineOnline previously reported, Pace vanished during Thanksgiving week in 2022,

For the first time, we got a glimpse of the suitcase that prosecutors say Jason Chen stuffed the remains of the woman he's accused of stabbing 60 times.