The Salguero-Olivares trial in the 2012 murder of Faith Hedgepeth continued on October 8, 2026, in Durham County Superior Court. A forensic technician presented 2012 crime scene footage, and defense attorney Rainsford cross-examined Karina Rosario about her intoxication and 14 calls to Hedgepeth that morning; Rosario said she was trying to retrieve her notebook and key. Police found Hedgepeth's car gas cap open, and Rosario said she did not remember stopping for gas. Later, about ten minutes of a 90-minute body cam interview were played, in which an investigator told Salguero-Olivares he knew '100 percent' he killed her, and Salguero-Olivares denied knowing Hedgepeth. DNA swabs and fingerprints were also collected. The discussion now weighs Rosario's testimony and the gas cap.