Prosecution rests in trial of Ga. man charged with killing father, 7 others in mobile home

Clint Rowe, former brother in law of Russel Toler, Sr., shows the jury a picture of several members of the Toler family as he testifies Monday, Oct. 21, 2013, in Glynn County Superior Court in Brunswick, Ga. during the trial of Guy Heinze, Jr. Heinze is charged with killing his father and seven extended family members inside their mobile home in Glynn County, Ga. in August 2009. (AP Photo/The Brunswick News, Michael Hall, Pool) (The Associated Press)

Margaret Orlinski testifies Monday, Oct. 21, 2013 in the trial of Guy Heinze, Jr. in Glynn County Superior Court in Brunswick, Ga. Heinze is charged with killing his father and seven extended family members inside their mobile home in Glynn County, Ga. in August 2009. Orlinski is the neighbor of the trailer who actually dialed the 911 and was the first person on the call. (AP Photo/The Brunswick News, Michael Hall, Pool) (The Associated Press)

BRUNSWICK, Ga. – Prosecutors have rested their case in the trial of a coastal Georgia man charged with killing his father and seven others in the mobile home they shared.

The Florida Times-Union reports (bit.ly/1fQPqVx) witness Ronald Parker testified Monday he heard Guy Heinze Jr. once say of his father and the other victims: "I'm going to kill 'em all."

Defense attorney Newell Hamilton Jr. accused Parker of making up a story to get attention.

The Brunswick News reports (http://bit.ly/1c9ViZj) a neighbor also testified the victims had a dog that often barked, but she didn't hear it the morning of the killings.

Heinze's trial is now in its second week. He faces the death penalty if he's convicted of murder in the Aug. 29, 2009, slayings just outside Brunswick.