Columbus Marathon race director testifies

Rich Williams, race director of the Columbus Marathon, said he reviewed more than 4,000 photos in a race results publication which he helped lay out.

"In extreme conditions they might wear tights,'' Williams testified under questioning from Nathan Noy.

"We've had weather as low as 22 degress, and no higher than 70," he said noting that runners wear everything including sweat pants.

"We've seen people wear tutus," Williams said.

And the temperature at start time was well under 40 degrees in 1993 and 1994, he said.