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Benny Adams' lawyers file new appeal | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Benny Adams' lawyers file new appeal | News, Sports, Jobs

YOUNGSTOWN — A new appeals court filing for Benny Adams, 65, the man convicted of killing Youngstown State University student Gina Tenney, 19, in 1985, questi

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No juror misconduct found in Bennie Adams murder trial | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

No juror misconduct found in Bennie Adams murder trial | News, Sports, Jobs

YOUNGSTOWN — Testimony from the 15 surviving jurors in the 2008 Bennie Adams murder trial does not substantiate that any juror knew — prior to end of trial

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Groundwork laid for June hearing of YSU student's killer | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Groundwork laid for June hearing of YSU student's killer | News, Sports, Jobs

YOUNGSTOWN — The defense and prosecution have filed briefs in the matter of whether Bennie Adams, 65, should get a new trial in his 2008 conviction in the kil

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1985 killer of YSU student to get new hearing over bias concerns | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

1985 killer of YSU student to get new hearing over bias concerns | News, Sports, Jobs

YOUNGSTOWN — The notorious murder case against Bennie Adams, in the death of Youngstown State University student Gina Tenney, is coming back to town for a new

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Ohio Jury Awards Family $4.4 Million in Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Police Who Killed Unarmed Man - Vimarsana News

Ohio Jury Awards Family $4.4 Million in Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Police Who Killed Unarmed Man

The family of an Ohio man who died while sleeping at the hands of a police officer, is set to receive $4.4 million. After proving their claim in civil