GREENVILLE, S.C. AP - Several jurors deciding whether to sentence a convicted arsonist to death or life in prison for setting a hotel fire that killed six people were visibly shaken Tuesday during testimony about the victims.Panel members wiped away tears as they heard from relatives of the victims, and at least one juror covered his eyes when shown autopsy photographs.
August 07, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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GREENVILLE, S.C. AP – Several jurors deciding whether to sentence a convicted arsonist to death or life in prison for setting a hotel fire that killed six people were visibly shaken Tuesday during testimony about the victims.
Panel members wiped away tears as they heard from relatives of the victims, and at least one juror covered his eyes when shown autopsy photographs.
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