A mistrial was declared in the trial of David Prevatte, convicted of murdering his niece. The decision followed the disqualification of a juror for misconduct, who now faces charges of contempt of court . An investigator acknowledged that crucial evidence is missing from the trial. The deliberation process has been further complicated by persistent problems with the jury .
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