CAROL LIN, CNN ANCHOR: Twenty-five years ago, Martha Moxley was beaten to death with a golf club in an upscale community in Connecticut. Today, a judge is trying to decide if there's enough evidence to put Michael Skakel, the former neighbor suspected of killing Moxley, on trial. Now, this is a complicated story, and we turned out to Deborah Feyerick to tells more about the testimony so far -- and I'm sure more complicated because of his relationship with the Kennedy family, Deb.</s>DEBORAH FEYERICK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Absolutely, Carol. Two of the witnesses on the stand yesterday both said that Michael Skakel confessed, making incriminating statements. Now, this morning, the defense attorney will cross-examine one of those witnesses. He's a former schoolmate of Skakel. And he described how, 20 years ago, he and Skakel were talking about special privileges. And Gregory Coleman said he pointed out Skakel's stereo, saying, you get away with murder, Michael Skakel allegedly responding, I'm going to get away with murder. I'm a Kennedy. Now, prosecutors say the testimony of the two formal schoolmates places Skakel at the scene of the crime, the murder of Martha Moxley. But the defense attorney says the witnesses are simply not credible.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: What we established today is there were two people that Michael Skakel has admitted his presence at the crime scene. It's the nature of a crime scene where the only person who could be present is the perpetrator.</s>FEYERICK: Martha Moxley's mom, brother and aunt were both in court yesterday during the testimony of a friend of Martha Moxley, Mrs. Moxley nodding her head. Later she said that she remembered the day her daughter turned up dead very clearly, as if it were yesterday. The evidence presented yesterday included about a dozen crime scene photos and golf club pieces, which police say is the murder weapon. The hearing is expected to last between three to five days. Reporting live, Deborah Feyerick, CNN, Stamford, Connecticut.
Witnesses Testify Skakel Confessed to Martha Moxley Murder