Sydney Loofe's body was cut into pieces as the first-degree murder trial of Aubrey Trail entered its fourth week." According to the World-Herald, "Loofe's body was cut into 14 pieces, likely by two or three different instruments, according to separate testimony by two forensic experts," and "her body

signs that she struggled at the time of her death, one said." Dr. Michelle Elieff, "a forensic pathologist from Omaha, said that her examination of Loofe's body showed signs that she had been restrained at her wrists, had a torn earlobe and was bruised at the back of her head and inner thigh," but "co