Odin Lloyd's mother: 'My baby'

— -- FALL RIVER, Mass. -- The mother of the man former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez is charged with killing mouthed the words "my baby, my baby" as photos of his body in the morgue were shown in court.

Odin Lloyd's mother, Ursula Ward, mouthed the words over and over Tuesday as jurors saw photos of his body.

She also cried as the shirts he was wearing the night he died in 2013 were shown to jurors by a Massachusetts state trooper. The trooper pointed out where the bullets had made holes.

Ward left the courtroom in tears twice in the early days of the trial, and the judge warned her not to cry when she testified.

Since then, Ward usually has left the courtroom before graphic images are shown.

Also Tuesday, a third housecleaner was called to the stand a day after two others testified they saw multiple guns in Hernandez's home.

Carla Barbosa testified Tuesday through a Portuguese interpreter about what she saw in Hernandez's home. She says she cleaned his home three times.

On Monday, two women who cleaned Hernandez's home in North Attleborough, Massachusetts, said they saw guns several times stashed in different places in his home. They described seeing at least two guns, including one under a mattress in a basement guestroom, in his sock drawer and in the pocket of a pair of pants.

Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.