A Timeline of events in the Trye Nichols case

The Trye Nichols case is a hypothetical case, so there is no actual timeline of events. However, if you are referring to a fictional case that you are creating, here is a possible timeline of events:January 1, 2020: Trye Nichols is arrested and charged with murder.
January 2, 2020: The victim's body is found and identified as John Doe.

January 3, 2020: The police announce that they have arrested Trye Nichols in connection with the murder

January 4, 2020: Trye Nichols is arraigned in court and pleads not guilty.

January 5, 2020: The police announce that they have found a murder weapon in Trye Nichols'

 possession.

January 6, 2020: The police reveal that they have eyewitnesses who saw Trye Nichols at the crime scene.

January 7, 2020: The police release a statement saying that they have found DNA evidence linking Trye Nichols to the murder.

January 8, 2020: Trye Nichols' defense team files a motion to have the DNA evidence thrown out.

January 9, 2020: The judge denies the motion to throw out the DNA evidence.

January 10, 2020: The prosecution begins presenting their case in court.

January 15, 2020: The defense begins presenting their case in court.

January 20, 2020: Closing arguments are presented in court.
January 25, 2020: The jury begins deliberating.

January 27, 2020: The jury finds Trye Nichols guilty of murder.

January 28, 2020: Trye Nichols is sentenced to life in prison.

Note: This is a hypothetical example, and the actual events and timeline would depend on the case you are creating.