Atlanta, Georgia – Witnesses testified on Wednesday about a violent home invasion robbery that occurred during a Halloween party in Reynoldstown in 2019. The trial at the Fulton County Courthouse involves Maxx Pritchett and Tyrone Robinson, who are accused of the home invasion and robbery. Former Life University lacrosse players, Lyndsey Kallish and Lauren Reilly, are also facing allegations of orchestrating the violent incident at a Reynoldstown Airbnb.
During the trial, witnesses recounted the events of the home invasion, providing details of the attack. The witnesses, including individuals who were injured during the incident, displayed little emotion as they shared their experiences. The defense attorney questioned one witness about their ability to identify the attackers, highlighting the challenges faced in identifying the perpetrators.
The witnesses in the courtroom expressed uncertainty about the identities of the robbers, casting doubt on whether Pritchett and Robinson were involved. One witness recounted how two unfamiliar women, Kallish and Reilly, had entered the Halloween party without speaking to anyone at the door, raising suspicions about their intentions.
Prosecutors described how Robinson and Pritchett, armed with guns and wearing masks reminiscent of those in “The Purge” movie, barged into the house, demanding drugs and money while assaulting individuals in their path. The defense attempted to undermine the credibility of the witnesses by suggesting drug and alcohol use, prompting one witness to clarify that while they had consumed alcohol, they had not used drugs that night.
Prosecutors also revealed that the former lacrosse players were infatuated with a gang, studio life, and Young Slime Life, exchanging messages expressing desire for one of the attackers involved in the crime. Both women implicated in the robbery are expected to testify as the trial progresses, shedding more light on the events leading up to the violent home invasion at the Halloween party in 2019.