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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 2004

Page

6

Peterson trial moved over fair jury concerns in high profile case

Judge Al Girolami ordered a venue change for Scott Peterson's murder trial citing extensive national and local coverage that could taint jurors in Modesto. He halted plans for Jan 26 in Modesto and noted the difficulty locating an unbiased jury nearby, with defense arguing demonization and bias remain widespread.

al Girolami Modesto Girolami Mark Geragos Peterson Stanislaus County California Scott Peterson Laci Peterson Conner Geragos Calif

Three Georgia girls found unharmed after kidnapping

Ranger Georgia officers recovered three girls, two of them Jones's daughters and a former stepdaughter, unharmed after a jealousy driven spree by Jerry William Jones. He shot his former in laws and strangled his infant daughter before fleeing in a stolen SUV, later self-inflicted gunshot wounds during a pursuit. Authorities describe the killings as methodical and note a motive tied to the ex wife’s new relationship and possible Florida plans.

Ranger, Ga Jerry William Jones Tennessee Line David O'Donnell Jones Melissa Peeler O'Donnell Peeler Oregon Tom Nola Blaylock Georgia Bradley Harley Bankhead Brandy Jones Tammy Jones Brittany Phelps Florida

North Carolina judge halts execution over lethal injection

A federal judge blocked the imminent execution of Raymond Doyle Rowsey and three co defendants on North Carolina's death row arguing the states lethal injection method may cause cruel and unusual suffering. The stay was issued by U.S. District Judge Terrence Boyle and could be dissolved by a higher court as the appeal proceeds.

Raleigh, N.C North Carolina Raymond Doyle Rowsey Supreme Court Alabama Rowsey U.S. District Court Terrence Boyle US. Circuit Court of Appeals Exum Boyle U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Virginia S. Boyle Alamance County Howard R. Sikorski

Woman abandons claim in $162 million Mega Millions case

Electa Battle admitted fabricating a winning lottery tale and is dropping her lawsuit to block Rebecca Jemison from collecting the $162 million Mega Millions jackpot. Police expect charges for filing a false report. Jemison had a valid ticket matching the winning numbers.

Cleveland Electa Battle Rebecca Jemison Battle Jemison Euclid Kevin Nietert Ohio Lottery Lottery Dennis G. Kennedy

Fifth graders faint after cadaver arm shown at class

In Fox Chapel near Pittsburgh the display of a cadaver arm by neurosurgeon Dr Michael Horowitz for a lesson on anatomy and art prompted a student to faint and others to feel sick from formaldehyde smell. Parents contacted a school board member as officials said they would investigate.

Pittsburgh Fox Chapel Michael Horowitz Fairview Horowitz

Two powerhouse lawyers to face off at Stewart trial

The Martha Stewart case will pit a seasoned prosecutor known for leading securities fraud actions against a rival attorney who will present a different view of Stewart's decision to sell ImClone stock before a government report. Seymour, 42, resumes federal prosecution duties after years in private practice, bringing aggressive courtcraft and a calm courtroom presence to the trial.

Stewart New York Martha Stewart Gation Seymour Manhattan Big Springs

Reward offered in ricin package case at Greenville post office

The FBI offers up to 100000 dollars for information leading to an arrest in a ricin mail incident at a Greenville area postal facility serving the Greenville Spartanburg International Airport. A letter signed Fallen Angel warned of more ricin if new trucking rules take effect. No suspects, no illnesses reported.

Greenville S.C FBI Greenville-Spartanburg International

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