Trial of three white men accused of murdering Ahmaud Arbery set to begin

Judge estimates jury selection could take at least two weeks after duty notices were mailed to 1,000 people in Glynn county Georgia

The trial of three white men accused of pursuing and murdering Ahmaud Arbery in one of Georgia's most notorious racial killings is scheduled to begin on Monday with jury selection, a process the judge estimates could take at least two weeks.

Jury duty notices were mailed to 1,000 people in Glynn county, about one in every 85 adult residents, in an attempt to secure an unbiased panel of 12 plus four alternates for the trial of Travis McMichael, his father Greg and their friend William Roddie" Bryan.