CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. AP - Jurors at the first federal death penalty trial in East Tennessee took less than four hours to convict a man in the 2003 abduction and slaying of an Atlanta restaurant owner.The jury returned the verdict Monday, finding Rejon Taylor, 24, guilty of murder during the hijacking of a vehicle and murder during a kidnapping.
September 09, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. AP – Jurors at the first federal death penalty trial in East Tennessee took less than four hours to convict a man in the 2003 abduction and slaying of an Atlanta restaurant owner.
The jury returned the verdict Monday, finding Rejon Taylor, 24, guilty of murder during the hijacking of a vehicle and murder during a kidnapping.
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