At [Bruce Lisker]'s trial, the prosecutor argued that only Lisker's bloody shoeprints were found at the crime scene. Sandra Wiersema, an FBI analyst, disputed that claim, testifying that a bloody print in a bathroom at the Lisker residence did not match Lisker's shoes.

During Lisker's trial, prosecutor Phillip Rabichow said that Lisker could not possibly have seen his mother's body laying on the floor near the front entryway through a dining room window in the backyard, as he told police.

[James Zeilan] said Lisker also directed his anger at him, after he told Lisker to leave a meeting because Zeilan believed Lisker was on drugs.