with. Video games from inside the cabin had been moved outside.

An ax belonging to Mason’s son was missing, as was a Bowie knife stored in the cabin, he said. A Ford Mustang he left parked there also appeared to have been pried on, Mason testified.

Witness testimony

On Thursday, Gleason was called by prosecutors to testify.

St. Croix County Circuit Court Judge Scott Needham informed the court of Gleason’s immunity deal prior to admitting in front of the jury that he had also been charged in the case.

Gleason testified that he had been friends with Kranz since middle school and that Kranz had been a groomsman in his wedding.

Pent-up rage over living arrangements with his in-laws -- mixed with methamphetamine he consumed -- led Gleason to the storage unit, where hethere are signs that the general mood is shifting. Some have grown more somber, and others have turned to drastic measures.



Following protests on Saturday, a middle-aged man dowsed himself with a flammable liquid and then set himself on fire. He was admitted to a hospital with severe burns. Before setting himself ablaze, he had read out a letter outlining the financial difficulties he faces. The case has shocked the nation and underscored some protesters' concerns.



"I believe, to really be successful, we also need to address the big topics that shape our society," one young demonstrator said, adding, "It starts with a dialogue on the Israeli occupation, on the priorities of this country, which only spends money on the military and only talks about security, the military, rockets and