Bonifay, FL- It was another busy day Tuesday at the Holmes County Courthouse in Bonifay as jury selection wrapped up in the murder trial of Johnny Sketo Calhoun. He's charged with the 2010 kidnapping and murder of Holmes County resident Mia Brown.

Both sides began the day knowing they had twelve jurors and one alternate already seated. The court's goal for day two was to find two more alternates.

Much like day one, Circuit Judge Christoper Patterson first addressed the large group of prospective jurors upstairs.

"At this point we're going to start with what I call part one of the voir dire examination," Patterson told the group.

He then brought them downstairs in groups of three for further questioning.

"You hesitate on whether or not you can be fair. What issue might that be?," Patterson asked one of the potential jurors.

During this step, a deputy handed Judge Patterson a note from one of the jurors chosen Monday. It's not clear what it said, but Patterson released that juror from the case and moved the first alternate into her place. Then the process continued to now find three alternates.

After the lunch break, lawyers continued to question the 15 remaining people in the jury pool.

"You think that would affect your ability to be fair and impartial?," Assistant State Attorney Brandon Young asked one of the prospective jurors.

There was one final short break before they chose the final three.

Opening statements are expected to start Wednesday morning. The state will then be first up to present its case and is could call its first witness by 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. The trial is anticipated to last through next Friday. If convicted, Calhoun could face the death penalty.