The reckless murder trial of a former Mobile neurosurgeon hit a delay Friday amid a dispute over a defense witness.
Dr. Harrison Pearlthat he treated defendant Jonathan Pishoi Nakhla at Mobile Infirmary following a traffic accident in August 2020 and determined he had a concussion. That contradicts the diagnosis of a different doctor who testified earlier in the trial that Nakhla was exhibiting signs of intoxication, not concussion.
During cross-examination, prosecutor Ashley Rich asked Pearl why he was no longer employed by Mobile Infirmary. He testified that he left for a better job in Baldwin County because of a dispute with other doctors in Mobile Infirmary’s neurology unit about standard of care.
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