4 Key Moments From Day 2 At The Marathon Bombing Trial

Jurors heard emotional and graphic testimony in day two of the trial of now-admitted Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

Several survivors of the bombing testified, including Bill Richard, the father of the youngest victim, 8-year-old Martin Richard.

Below find key moments from Thursday's testimony, and listen to a full report from WBUR's Jack Lepiarz above.

Jeff Bauman, who lost both his legs in the bombing, takes the stand:

Bauman is wearing shorts, showing his 2 prosthetic legs. #Tsarnaev watches him walk up. No emotion. Blank face.

— WBUR Live (@wburLive) March 5, 2015

Roseann Sdoia, who lost a leg in the bombing, on what was going through her head after the bombing:

"I couldn't have someone call my parents and tell them that I died on Boylston Street," Sdoia says, struggling w/ composure #Tsarnaev

— WBUR Live (@wburLive) March 5, 2015

Defense attorney David Bruck, on aggravating testimony from prosecution witnesses, and how it puts the defense at a disadvantage:

"There is no way to object to this without greatly increasing the prejudice" on the jury against #Tsarnaev, Defense Attorney Bruck says.

— WBUR Live (@wburLive) March 5, 2015

Bill Richard, on leaving his son Martin at the bombing site to help his daughter Jane, who lost her leg in the blast:

"I knew that if we didn't act quickly that we might not only lose Martin, but that we might lose Jane, too." #Tsarnaev

— WBUR Live (@wburLive) March 5, 2015

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