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Judge allows testimony against man accused in Pike County mass slaying

Judge allows testimony against man accused in Pike County mass slaying
REQUEST NEW ON 바카라게임. A JUDGE RULED TODAY THE PIKE COUNTY MAN WHO ADMITTED TO KILLING FIVE MEMBERS OF THE RODEN FAMILY CAN TESTIFY AGAINST HIS BROTHER THE ATTORNEY REPRESENTING GEORGE WAGNER THE FOURTH ARGUED THAT JAKE WAGNER COULD NOT OFFER TRUTHFUL TESTIMONY BECAUSE OF HIS PLEA DEAL JAKE WAGNER. IT GUILTY IN ORDER TO AVOID THE DEATH PENALTY. YOU MIGHT REMEMBER GEORGE WAGNER바카라 게임 웹사이트S ATTORNEY ALSO ARGUED IT WOULD BE DIFFICULT TO CROSS EXAMINE JAKE WAGNER THE JUDGE DENIED THE REQUEST TO STOP JAKE AND HIS MOTHE
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Judge allows testimony against man accused in Pike County mass slaying
An Ohio man who has admitted to killing five members from a single family will be allowed to testify at the death penalty trial of his brother, who is charged in the same crime, according to a judge's ruling Tuesday.George Wagner IV, his parents and his brother, Jake Wagner, were charged in the 2016 fatal shootings of the Rhoden family near Piketon in southern Ohio. Authorities say the shootings of seven adults and a teenage boy stemmed from a dispute over custody of a child that Jake Wagner had with one of the victims.Jake Wagner pleaded guilty last year in the shootings, admitting to killing five of the victims as part of a plea deal with prosecutors that spared him from being sentenced to death. Wagner's mother, Angela Wagner, also pleaded guilty to helping plan the slayings.John Parker, a lawyer representing George Wagner, argued Tuesday that the deal Jake Wagner struck with prosecutors limits his ability to conduct a thorough cross examination. Parker has said that Jake Wagner told prosecutors that his brother didn't shoot anyone.Jake Wagner isn't in a position to testify truthfully because he faces the death penalty if he doesn't strictly obey the terms of his plea deal, Parker said. 바카라 게임 웹사이트Our right to confrontation is more or less meaningless because he바카라 게임 웹사이트s got a script he has to follow,바카라 게임 웹사이트 he said.Special prosecutor Andrew Wilson argued that there's nothing unusual about Jake Wagner's plea deal, and added that his testimony will be bolstered by other evidence implicating George Wagner. Pike County Judge Randy Deering, without comment, denied Parker's request to keep Jake Wagner and his mother from testifying. Deering also denied a request from George Wagner's attorneys to drop charges that involve crimes committed outside Pike County.Special prosecutor Angela Canepa argued that the defendants were in and out of Pike and Scioto counties the night of the crimes and the killings were part of a single course of conduct.Jake and George바카라 게임 웹사이트s father, George 바카라 게임 웹사이트Billy바카라 게임 웹사이트 Wagner III, has pleaded not guilty.

An Ohio man who has admitted to killing five members from a single family will be allowed to testify at the death penalty trial of his brother, who is charged in the same crime, according to a judge's ruling Tuesday.

George Wagner IV, his parents and his brother, Jake Wagner, were charged in the 2016 fatal shootings of the Rhoden family near Piketon in southern Ohio. Authorities say the shootings of seven adults and a teenage boy stemmed from a dispute over custody of a child that Jake Wagner had with one of the victims.

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Jake Wagner pleaded guilty last year in the shootings, admitting to killing five of the victims as part of a plea deal with prosecutors that spared him from being sentenced to death. Wagner's mother, Angela Wagner, also pleaded guilty to helping plan the slayings.

John Parker, a lawyer representing George Wagner, argued Tuesday that the deal Jake Wagner struck with prosecutors limits his ability to conduct a thorough cross examination. Parker has said that Jake Wagner told prosecutors that his brother didn't shoot anyone.

Jake Wagner isn't in a position to testify truthfully because he faces the death penalty if he doesn't strictly obey the terms of his plea deal, Parker said. 바카라 게임 웹사이트Our right to confrontation is more or less meaningless because he바카라 게임 웹사이트s got a script he has to follow,바카라 게임 웹사이트 he said.

Special prosecutor Andrew Wilson argued that there's nothing unusual about Jake Wagner's plea deal, and added that his testimony will be bolstered by other evidence implicating George Wagner.

Pike County Judge Randy Deering, without comment, denied Parker's request to keep Jake Wagner and his mother from testifying. Deering also denied a request from George Wagner's attorneys to drop charges that involve crimes committed outside Pike County.

Special prosecutor Angela Canepa argued that the defendants were in and out of Pike and Scioto counties the night of the crimes and the killings were part of a single course of conduct.

Jake and George바카라 게임 웹사이트s father, George 바카라 게임 웹사이트Billy바카라 게임 웹사이트 Wagner III, has pleaded not guilty.