Jurors Question Judge Before Forsyth Verdict
Jurors asked five questions at 9 20 a m about police interviews DNA tests and key fits as they neared a verdict in Jolene Forsyth murder case. The judge allowed none of the interviews as evidence but noted keys from jeans and truck did not fit home or apartment locks.
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Foreman: Jury conducted a thorough investigation
Foreman John Henry Wagner says the Forsyth jury spent three full days and parts of two more scrutinizing every detail to ensure a proper verdict. He notes the seven women and five men remained orderly and serious as they found Forsyth guilty of six counts of first degree murder.
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Massacres and Displacement Rage Across Rwanda
Tens of thousands killed and hundreds of thousands driven from their homes as ethnic massacres spread from Kigali. International Red Cross spokesman Jean-Luc Thévez warned the crisis worsened after the April 6 plane crash that killed Rwanda's president, with rebels advancing on Kigali and targeting minority Tutsis.
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North Korea urges talks as Patriot missiles arrive in South Korea
North Korea called for direct talks with the United States amid new deployment of U S Patriot missiles in South Korea. Three Patriot batteries with 24 launchers and 84 Stinger missiles arrived at Pusan as tensions flare over nuclear inspections and U N Security Council requests. Kim Il Sung said in NHK questions that the only path to resolving the nuclear issue is direct talks.
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Ketelsen Receives Life Term in St__degree Conviction
Goodyear's mother Patricia Hughes welcomed the maximum conviction and said justice was done. Ketelsen faces life in prison after jurors rejected lesser charges. relatives express shock at the life sentence and note courtroom confusion around the verdict.
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