Judge Denies Retrial in Doyle Manslaughter Case
Montgomery Bureau Chief reports Circuit Court Judge Richard Latham denied a defense motion for a new trial for Timothy Doyle 33 of Gaithersburg convicted of an assault causing the death of Robert Aschenbach 29 at Muldoon's restaurant. Doyle’s attorney argued insufficient evidence for self defense and requested a poll of jurors. the judge rejected the motion noting no ground for a new trial. Doyle remains free on bond as sentencing is set for July. Aschenbach, heir to the King family and a known car enthusiast, died from a skull fracture after an altercation at the Gaithersburg establishment.
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Rockviler
Voth Judicial Circuit Court
Jude
Timothy KR Doyle
Gaithersburg
Doyle
Robert Aschenbach
Muldoon
Om Ditherspark
Hast
Heo
Aschenbach
Hie
Aschenbath
Spring Mindows Estates
John Gail
Judie
Richard Latham
Gill
Paul Lewis
Jude Lathan
Jude Latham
Shery
Dayte
Mannty
Botheharges
Stone Hollow Drive
Summerschenbach
Lawson King
King
Gambersburg
Lind
Gathersburg
Conrad Aschenbach
Millonnaire
MD 365
Shady Grove Road
Kinit
Pontiac
Aterca
Doyte
Grandison Convicted in Maryland Motel Slayings
Grandison, 31, was found guilty by a seven woman five man jury of two counts of first degree murder, conspiracy to commit murder, and a handgun charge for the April 1983 slayings at the Warren House Motel in Baltimore County. Evans was sentenced to death for the triggerman role. Moore and Kelly were among co-conspirators.
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Princess Anne, Md
APD
Abe
Munday
Somerset County
Anthony Grandison
Mikesville
Wall
Scott Preehawie
Susan Kennedy
Warren Crawford
Lloyd Simpkins
Grandison
Maryland
Simpkins
Vernon Lo Evans Jr
Piechowicz
Ms Kennedy
Warren House
Baltimore County
Prechowicz
Blans
Cheryl
Evans
Eastern Shore
Baltimore
Janet P Moore
Rodney J Kelly
Moore
Kelly
City Jain
Lottery winner shares wealth with adopted daughter plan
Harold Cotas, a Caterpillar worker in Pekin, won 23 million in the Lottery Game last August and began annual installments to a woman he calls his adopted daughter, Kathy, now 33 in Florida with a husband and three children. He says she handles his finances, pays rent and taxes, and he plans to give her the rest of his 145 276 dollar installments, while keeping a modest lifestyle with his 350 to 360 dollar weekly earnings.
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Peoria
Harold Cotas
Pedd P
Callins
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Pekin
Port Lauderdale
Fla
Kathy “Tike
Don
Karthy
Collins Sais Kath
Cullins
Kathy
Tsure
Self help groups aid child abuse victims
Marty Reagan started Baltimore Parents United after learning her 13 year old daughter had been abused by her husband since age one. The group guides families to report abuse, arrange counseling, and coordinate resources. Experts warn abuse often leads to long term mental health problems unless identified and treated early. Maryland lawmakers passed measures mandating prompt abuse investigations, training, and support, with calls for a child abuse prevention fund.
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Atonsville
Made
Marty Reagan
Reagan
Baltimore
Parents United
Ao Schol
Neagan
University of Maryland
Baltimore County
Kaltimore
Samhare
California
Maryland
Gerald W Winegrad
Anne Arundel County
General Assembly
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Elis Montgomery Bureau
Lotto
Ittors
Dale Arsidson
Cotlins
Arvidson
Collins
Heverly Byron
US National Capital Historical Society
Shawn
William Curry
Charles W.C. Mathias
Fred Schwengel
U.S
Trimmers
Francis Scott Key Mall
Fmh
KK Contractors
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Seventh Street
Kurt Holter
Frank W Putman
National Institute of Mental Health
Bethesda
Putman
Putnam
Winegrad
Social Service
Momestrad
Childrens Trust Fund
Cta Sach Mead
Labor Federation
American Federation of Labor
The
Congress of Industrial Organzations
Labor
Jurlington F
Link Taylor
Thomasville
Harden
Hendon
Martinsville Center
Sylar
White Lane
Henri
Carolina
Vaughan
Vaughan Bassett
Athens
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