DALTON (AP) — A jury Tuesday sentenced a former 911 dispatcher to life without parole for the 2001 antifreeze poisoning death of her firefighter boyfriend, the father of her two children.
Lynn Turner had faced a possible death sentence.
Turner did not testify on her own behalf during her sentencing hearing on Monday, and prosecutors called no witnesses. Her mother, Helen Gregory, tearfully pleaded with jurors for Turner’s life.
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Activists say Ga. House ethics bill a good start
A push by Republican leaders in the Georgia House to restore lost powers to the state ethics commission are being praised as a good start by advocates who say they would still like see more comprehensive ethics reform from lawmakers.
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