LINCOLN, Ill. AP - A judge in central Illinois is giving prosecutors more time to decide if they'll seek the death penalty for two brothers accused of killing a Beason couple and three of their children.The judge granted the request for additional time Thursday.Prosecutors say they're waiting for the results of DNA testing on more than 80 pieces of evidence before deciding whether to seek the death penalty.
February 12, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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LINCOLN, Ill. AP – A judge in central Illinois is giving prosecutors more time to decide if they’ll seek the death penalty for two brothers accused of killing a Beason couple and three of their children.
The judge granted the request for additional time Thursday.
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