A mistrial was declared in the trial of David Prevatte, charged with killing his niece . The decision followed the disqualification of a juror for misconduct, who now faces charges of violating court rules. An investigator acknowledged that vital evidence is not present from the trial. The deliberation process has been further complicated by ongoing issues with the jury .
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