"Isn't it true that it just doesn't make sense because you're making it all up?" De La Rionda said.

Defense rested its case after Tucker's testimony.

Holmes' death on Mother's Day weekend 2006 was one of a series of homicides that galvanized the community against a wave of gun violence.

Previous Stories:

• November 8, 2007: Defendant Takes Stand In Murder Trial
• November 8, 2007: Prosecution Rests In Girl's Slaying Case
• November 7, 2007: Witness: Tucker Seeking 'Retaliation' When 13-Year-Old Died
• November 6, 2007: Teen's Mother Takes Stand In Murder Trial
• November 5, 2007: Prosecutor: Man Fired Shot That Killed 13-Year-Old
• November 5, 2007: Trial Begins For Man Accused In Girl's Slaying
• August 29, 2006: Police: Man Firing Assault Rifle Took Life Of 13-Year-Old
• August 21, 2006: Police Question, Release Man In Teen's Death
• August 9, 2006: Persons Of Interest In Girl's Slaying Meet Police
• June 5, 2006: Family Seeks Justice For Teen Killed By Stray Bullet
• May 19, 2006: Family, Friends Remember Girl Killed By Stray Bullet
• May 15, 2006: Sheriff Rallies Forces To Combat Soaring Murder Rate
• May 14, 2006: 13-Year-Old Killed By Stray Bullet While Reading In Bed
• May 14, 2006: Police: Teen In Her Bedroom Struck By Stray Bullet