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Murderer of TV news anchor could face death penalty

Bangkok News.Net
Thursday 12th November, 2009

A jury in the US has convicted a man of the murder of an Arkansas TV anchorwoman.
A jury in the US has convicted a man of the murder of an Arkansas TV anchorwoman.

The man, Curtis Lavelle Vance, is now facing the death penalty.

In the capital murder case, Vance was accused of beating to death KATV host Anne Pressly in her Little Rock home on Oct. 20th, 2008.

She remained unconscious after being beaten and raped by Vance and died five days after the offence.

According to Vance he had only gone to Pressly's home to steal electronic equipment.

Jurors will meet again to decide whether he should face death or life in prison without parole.
 

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Comments on this story

DONMACOOS
11-12-09, 07:18 AM

Arkansas man convicted over murder of TV newswoman

LET THE RULE OF LAW PREVAIL

DONMACOOS
11-12-09, 07:22 AM

THE DEATH OF T.V ANCHOR

THE LAW IS SUPREME IN ANY COUNTRY ,THEREFORE LET THE LAW TAKE ITS COURSE.

DONMACOOS
11-12-09, 07:24 AM

THE DEATH OF T.V ANCHOR

THE LAW IS SUPREME IN ANY COUNTRY ,THEREFORE LET THE LAW TAKE ITS COURSE.

dambey
11-12-09, 07:30 AM

IS THISTHE RIGHT MAN?

ARE YOU ABSOLUTELY SURE YOU ARE CONVICTING THE RIGHT MAN?

Sammy
11-13-09, 04:11 AM

About taking DNA samples

I believe to come to a certain degree of truth in this matter, a DNA samplew could help reveal the real killer.

Sammy


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