Prosecutors on Tuesday shared gruesome images of two men killed in a 2023 Davis stabbing spree as Carlos Reales Dominguez’s murder trial entered the second day.Watch live court proceedings in the video player above as they happenDavid Breaux and Karim Abou Najm were the two victims of a series of stabbings that forced the city of Davis into a state of fear for days.While prosecutors shared images and video showing the bodies of both men, Dominguez could be seen staring at the evidence, motionless for several minutes. He was also seen watching videos by first responders arriving at both crime scenes.Find a full recap of day one here. See more updates from the courtroom on Tuesday below.The first half of the second day of testimony focused largely on Breaux, known to the Davis community as the “Compassion Guy” because he would ask others what their definition of passion is.Patricia Mendez, who worked as a paramedic for 41 years, recalled seeing Breaux’s body when she arrived at Central Park. She said that rigor mortis, the stiffening of a corpse’s limbs, had already been setting in.On Monday, prosecutors said Breaux had been stabbed 31 times while he was asleep on a bench.Many of the testimonies came from law enforcement, but one recounting of events came from Jose Manuel Anaya Jr., a homeless individual who took the stand with an interpreter.Anaya’s family lives in Dixon, but Anaya has been homeless for 10 years and was living in Davis during the time of the stabbings. When he learned that his friend Kimberlee Guillory had been attacked, he went to her tent before leaving the area out of fear.Guillory was the sole survivor of the attacks. She spoke with KCRA 3 from her hospital bed, detailing her encounter. She said that she and other unhoused people put their tents together, afraid that they might be targeted.Christopher Kumata, a forensic assistance analyst at the Yolo County District Attorney’s Office, talked about what he found accessing Dominguez’s electronics. He found a cached image of a makeshift memorial and images of knives on his phone.Prosecutors on Monday stated that Dominguez had bought a dirk from Amazon. A knife protective sheath found at the scene of Breaux’s stabbing had DNA that matched with Dominguez.At 2:09 p.m., Abou Najm’s father walked into the courtroom. He left before a noon lunch break when graphic video of his son was played before the jury. The prosecutor on Monday stated that Abou Najm had 52 stab wounds.The 20-year-old was described by loved ones as having a bright future ahead of him. He was on his way back home from an undergraduate award ceremony when he was attacked at Sycamore Park.As of 2:20 p.m., the defense had no questions in response to the testimonies.While prosecutors are trying to make a case to jurors that Dominguez was a disgruntled soon-to-be-expelled UC Davis student who recently broke up with his girlfriend, the defense tried to draw emotion in a different way.Dominguez’s attorney on Monday told jurors that Dominguez was an immigrant from El Salvador who became an honors student and athlete who would later struggle with schizophrenia.Prior to the trial, Dominguez pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.The trial is expected to last 10 weeks. If convicted, prosecutors said they would not seek the death penalty.Find testimony from Tuesday below.Day 1: Opening statementsDay 2: Testimony regarding two men killedDay 3: Survivor speaksDay 4: Witness who followed Carlos Dominguez testifiesDay 5: Knife presented to jurorsDay 6: Trauma surgeon recalls treating survivorDay 7: DNA found on knife, tent brought in to courtroomSee more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us on YouTube here and subscribe to our channel