Closing arguments underway in trial of man accused of killing UNC student in 2012

Prosecutors urged jurors to rely on evidence “screaming the truth” instead of noisy defense team distractions as closing arguments got underway Thursday in the trial of a man accused of killing a North Carolina college student 14 years ago.Faith Hedgepeth was a 19-year-old sophomore at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill when she was beaten to death in her off-campus apartment in September 2012. Miguel Salguero Olivares was arrested nine years later after being pulled over for driving while intoxicated and providing a DNA sample that prosecutors say matched evidence from the crime scene.“For parents to lose a child and not know what happened or who did it is unbearable. Now we know," prosecutor Angela Garcia-Lamarca said in her closing argument. “The forensic evidence in this case is screaming the truth. We know who did it. The forensic evidence is screaming his name: Miguel Salguero Olivares. What we don’t know, and maybe will never know, and what can be the incurable agon