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Jurors saw and heard disturbing testimony in Day 6 of the James Worley murder trial. Lucas County deputy coroner, Dr. Cynthia Biser described the condition of Sierah Joughin’s body, while jurors were shown photos of her condition. Biser said a yellow dog toy, placed in Joughin’s mouth was secured with a rope. It lead to death by asphyxiation. Dr. Biser added the body showed no signs of sexual assault.
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