Prevatte Jury Requests Review Of Evidence In Pender County Murder Trial
In Pender County, North Carolina, jurors deliberating in the murder trial of David Prevatte have requested to review additional evidence, including DNA test results, photographs, and internet search evidence, and no verdict has been announced yet.
Wilmington, NC, October 14, 2026 —
Jurors deliberating in the murder trial of David Prevatte in Pender County, North Carolina, have requested to review additional evidence, including DNA test results, photographs and internet search evidence. No verdict has been announced.
The request concerns several types of material, but the information available does not specify which DNA results, photographs or internet searches the jurors want to examine. It also does not describe the evidence or explain its role in the trial.
The jury remains in deliberations, according to the information provided. No further details were given about when the request was made, how the evidence would be presented for review, or whether the jurors have made any other requests.
Prevatte is on trial for murder, but details about the alleged crime, the specific charge, the prosecution’s case and the defense’s arguments were not provided. The information also does not identify the judge, attorneys or witnesses, or give a trial date.
At this stage, the reported development is the jury’s request to review the listed evidence. The available information does not indicate what conclusions jurors may draw from it. A verdict remains pending, and no further outcome has been reported.
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