The report is based on three days of extensive review of defense witnesses and prosecution evidence against Hull Technician 2nd Class David A. DeArmond, who is accused of killing his wife, Zaleha, and mother-in-law, Saniah B. Abdul Ghani, who was on an extended visit from Singapore, on June 10 at his Hokulani subdivision military housing residence near Pearl Harbor.

Mori, the hearing's investigating officer; DeArmond's three military attorneys ­Marine Lt. Col. Pete DeLorier, Lt. Matthew Kurek and Lt. Dan Shanahan ­ and prosecutors Lt. Jimmy Chen and Lt. Adam Palmer, concluded three days of hearings yesterday at 6 p.m., the Navy said.

More than 30 defense and prosecution witnesses were questioned by Mori and the attorneys at the hearings. All evidence that could be presented at a future court martial was introduced during the hearing.

Mori's report will include recommendations that will help to set up guidelines for the court-martial trial.

DeArmond has requested the military pay for a private defense attorney to represent him at the court martial.