The murder trial of Corey C-Murder Miller has begun with prosecutors utilizing the testimony of a bouncer present the night of the homicide.

The witness, Darnell Jordan Sr., testified that C-Murder shot 16 year old Steve Thomas at Harveys Platinum Club while more than 15 members of Millers entourage battered him.

Jordan verified that he did not see the murder weapon in the rappers hand. However, he elaborated that he saw the muzzle flash at the end of C-Murders arm when it was directed at the victim.

Jordan said that the flashe from C-Murders arm came as the teen was on his back. At the time of his murder, Thomas allegedly outstretched his arms in Millers direction in hopes of dissuading the fatal attack.

Miller defense attorney Ron Rakosky argued that Jordans testimony isnt reliable based on coercive tactics used by the prosecution. Jordan was an important witness in the first trial, but prosecutors withheld his criminal record.

Additionally, the prosecution team arrested Jordan as a material witness to force him to testify in this trial. Prosecutor David Wolff defended the ruling, stating the majority of the witnesses had been threatened by associates of Miller, and were afraid to testify.

Witnesses in this case have been threatened, Wolff revealed to reporters outside the courtroom. Witnesses in this case fear for their safety.

Jordan himself testified that he was fearful of the ramifications from his testimony, and admitted to first lying about who carried out the killing. Who are you scared of? Wolff inquired. C-Murder, Jordan responded.

I grabbed C-murder and told him to chill out. He tried to weasel his way in. And when he did, gunshots, no, one gunshotMiller stuck his hand under the pile. Thats when I saw the muzzle flash.

Yesterday (August 5), the murdered teens father testified that his son was a huge No Limit fan, and his bedroom walls were plastered with posters of Master P, Slikk the Shocker, and C-Murder at the time of his death.

If convicted of the second-degree murder charge, Corey C-Murder Miller faces a life sentence.