Death penalty on hold as nation awaits new executions
An Associated Press survey shows 398 people on U.S. death rows more than six months after Gary Gilmore's execution. Few are likely to be put to death soon as states resurvey laws, with Florida, Arizona, Georgia and Texas among potential next sites.
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Foster brother used tire iron in slayings
Ex convict Lorne Acquin 27 charged with nine counts of murder in Prospect Connecticut case. He allegedly struck Frederick Beaudoin’s wife Cheryl seven children and a niece with a tire iron then set the house ablaze with gasoline. Police say motive unclear. Acquin cooperated with state police after arrest.
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