Kraft trial postponed indefinitely; prosecution appeals video ruling

Robert Kraft's trial has been suspended indefinitely as prosecutors appeal a judge's ruling over the admissibility of video surveillance footage. The suppression of the key video evidence could end the case against Kraft, who was charged with a misdemeanour alleging he paid for sex at a massage parlour in Jupiter, Fla.

Judge Leonard Hanser in Palm Beach County postponed the trial indefinitely as prosecutors launched an appeal of Hanser's decision to disallow secretly shot video of Kraft. The footage allegedly shows Kraft participating in a sex act at Orchids of Asia Day Spa in January.

Kraft, 77, pleaded not guilty. He owns the New England Patriots and still would be subject to NFL discipline regardless of the outcome of the appeal and trial.