NEW YORK (AP) — A lawyer for one of the South American soccer officials charged in a corruption case involving the sport's governing body is calling a key witness a "serial liar." The attorney for Manuel Burga, of Paraguay, made the remark on Friday at the U.S. trial of Burga and two other officials charged in the bribery scandal engulfing FIFA. Prosecutors have asked the judge to revoke Burga's bail based on accusations that he's used threatening hand gestures to try to intimidate a former marketing executive who was testifying against him. Defense attorney Bruce Udolf called the marketing excutive a liar after the judge told lawyers she wanted to hear whether the witness saw Burga run his fingers across his throat.