Criminal
May 15, 2007
Judge Won't Toss Woman's 1994 Murder Conviction
LOS ANGELES - A judge on Monday declined to toss out the 1994 murder conviction of a woman, despite testimony by her three children that they lied during the trial about seeing their mother drown their 4-year-old cousin.
By Ryan Oliver
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - A judge on Monday declined to toss out the 1994 murder conviction of a woman, despite testimony by her three children that they lied during the trial about seeing their mother drown their 4-year-old cousin.
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Stephen A. Marcus said Dolores Macias has brainwashed and manipulated her children into...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - A judge on Monday declined to toss out the 1994 murder conviction of a woman, despite testimony by her three children that they lied during the trial about seeing their mother drown their 4-year-old cousin.
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Stephen A. Marcus said Dolores Macias has brainwashed and manipulated her children into...
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