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Introducing the convicted killer's phone calls and emails; they come from the four years he was behind bars awaiting trial; in those jailhouse phone calls the defendant is heard repeating I'm sorry to his wife, Amy.
Introducing the convicted killer's phone calls and emails; they come from the four years he was behind bars awaiting trial; in those jailhouse phone calls the defendant is heard repeating I'm sorry to his wife, Amy.
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S1, EP82 "The Midnight Verdict"The jury deliberates for 10 hours and returns its unanimous verdict at midnight; Ronald Burgos-Avilés stands directly in front of Judge Joe Lopez to receive his formal sentence.
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S1, EP81 "Wrapping up Final Remarks to the Jury"According to his attorney in his capital murder trial, Ronald Burgos-Avilés is not violent and has been cooperating with authorities since his arrest for killing Griselda and Dominic Hernandez.
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S1, EP79 "He Belongs on Death Row"The State made its closing remarks trying to convince the jury that Ronald Burgos-Avilés' role in the stabbings of Griselda and Dominic Hernandez merited lethal injection; prosecutor Isidro Alaniz told jurors the defendant should be on death row.
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