Wednesday marks day three of the Vanderbilt rape case re-trial for Brandon Vandenburg.
WATCH: Gavel-To-Gavel Coverage Of Vandy Retrial
Court resumed with jurors hearing audio recordings from Vandenburg's police interrogation with Det. Jason Mayo.
Vandenburg could be heard saying he didn't know if he and the alleged victim had sex that night because he was "[expletive] up."
Vandenburg "I didn't do anything to stop it" - talking about the rape #VandyRetrial @NC5 pic.twitter.com/bZHruKWgIO
— Chris Conte (@NC5_ChrisConte) June 15, 2016
Det. Mayo also took the stand for the second day, where he recounted talking to her about what allegedly happened.
"I made arrangements to meet the victim and inform her of what we had just learned," he said.
Mayo said it was in the presence of counselors that he told her she had been sexually assaulted or raped. He described her demeanor as being "pretty shocked" and said she cried.
After a break, Officer Felicia Evans took the stand and discussed evidence that was collected from the room.
Officer Evans: When she walked into room 213 it smelled strongly of urine, one of the towels scanned for urine on it #VandyRetrial
— Chris Conte (@NC5_ChrisConte) June 15, 2016
The jury was able to see a panoramic view inside of room 213 in Gillette Hall.
Officer Evans said they did not find any bodily fluid when scanning the room with alternative light source.
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