BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Now we turn our attention to the murder trial of pro football star Ray Lewis. A limo driver who many people considered the most important witness for the prosecution turned out to be surprisingly helpful for the defense. More now from yesterday's testimony, here's Tracey Haynes (ph) of our affiliate, WSB.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: ... the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you God.</s>DUANE FASSETT, LIMOUSINE DRIVER: I do.</s>TRACEY HAYNES, WSB REPORTER (voice-over): Limousine driver Duane Fassett finally took the stand yesterday. Prosecutors said he'd be the one to tie all three defendants to the crime and tell the court he actually saw Ray Lewis throw a punch. But that did not happen.</s>FASSETT: All I saw was Ray come up like that and said knock it off. I didn't see him throw the punch, I didn't see it land or nothing.</s>HAYNES: Legal experts say that's not the testimony you want to hear from a star witness.</s>ANNA BLITZ, ATTORNEY: It was the witness we had been anticipating. It was the witness, I think, that had been led us to believe by the prosecution that he was going to reveal everything that we needed to know.</s>UNIDENTIFIED REPORTER: Did he?</s>BLITZ: I don't think he did, by the end of the day. I think it came across that he had some uncertainty about what he saw, that he had changed his numerous statements he had made over a the period of months, that he may have been slightly confused. And he seemed very uncomfortable being in court today.</s>HEMMER: Very latest. That court case resumes today. That story, again, from WSB here in the city of Atlanta.
Limo Driver's Testimony Helps Defense in Ray Lewis Murder Trial