Capital murder case begins Monday; defendant Taylor Parker could receive death penalty
NEW BOSTON, Texas --The capital murder trial of Taylor Renee Parker begins Monday in the 202nd District Court at the Bowie County Courthouse.
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NEW BOSTON, Texas --The capital murder trial of Taylor Renee Parker begins Monday in the 202nd District Court at the Bowie County Courthouse.
NEW BOSTON, Texas -- A motion to change venue was filed Friday in Bowie County in the death penalty case of a woman accused of murdering a friend and taking her unborn child last year.
NEW BOSTON, Texas -- A motion to change venue was filed Friday in Bowie County in the death penalty case of a woman accused of murdering a friend and taking her unborn child last year.
In whitewright, texas, the battle lines have been drawn. >> the prosecution started out with an eye towards convicting richard hicks rather than seeing justice done. >> you've heard the defense's case. >> they're saying that richard hicks, at his age, at 1:00 in the morning, drunk, is going to hit two shots in the same spot, and that's impossible. >> but there's another side to this story. and for prosecutor myles porter, it's clear the defense is dead wrong. >> i wouldn't stand 200 yards away from someone and let them shoot at me with a high-powered rifle just to see if they could hit me, bec...
forensic scientists to find out. was this cold-blooded murder? >> the round is coming in through the driver's door. >> or was an innocent man wrongly accused? >> to put two shots in close proximity is a very, very remote possibility. >> this time, on "verdict: you decide." the dusty saddle is a welcome sight in whitewright, texas. >> we are the only drinking establishment in the town. friends meet here, have a drink, play pool. we have our regulars. >> and one of the most loyal is 54-year-old richard hicks. >> richard had been coming here for lots of years. he was a really nice guy...