Taos jury hangs on vehicular homicide in 1992 crash
District attorney says he will seek a retrial for Gordon House after a Taos jury failed to reach verdicts on four counts of vehicular homicide and related charges from the Christmas Eve crash that killed Melanie Cravens and injured her family. House was convicted of driving while intoxicated.
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Media Circus Follows Gordon House Trial to Taos
The Gordon House trial moved from Albuquerque to Taos amid heavy pretrial publicity. News crews from station KOB-TV KWGN KKOB-AM and major newspapers covered daily hearings under visiting Judge Frank Allen who barred press talk and warned cameras. Viewers saw a crowded gallery, a hung jury, and mixed local interest in the Christmas Eve 1992 crash case.
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