Bradley on Tape as Trial for Triple Murder Continues
In Princeton, Bradley told Judge Frazier he does not expect to testify. A taped interview from after the Kirby Addition deaths shows him denying the shootings of Sarah Cordle, Patrick Cordle, and Roger Cordle. Medical examiner Mahmoud testified all three were shot, not killed by arson, with varying gunshot wounds. Bradley described disputes with the Cordles and former girlfriend Meadows, and acknowledged possible involvement only if witnesses implicate him. Trial resumes with a property viewing in the morning and closing arguments expected in the afternoon.
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WV DMV chief pushes seat belt law amid 2003 failure
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