GRADY COUNTY, Ga. — Editor's Note: The video in the story is from the first day of Rowe's case.
Jury selection in the Donnie Rowe trial will begin again Tuesday morning.
He's one of two men accused of killing two corrections officers aboard a prison bus in Putnam County in 2017.
According to Putnam County Sheriff Howard Sills, selection starts back up at 9 a.m.
Concerns about COVID-19 previously pushed jury selection for weeks.
They have 41 jurors and need to sit 10 more before they can start striking down to the final 17 (12 regular jurors and 5 alternates).
The selection process is underway in Grady County, and then the selected jurors will be brought up to Putnam County for the trial.
Rowe previously pleaded not guilty to two counts of murder, one count of hijacking a motor vehicle and one count of escape in April 2018. He could face the death penalty, if convicted.