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| Texas trial begins in corrections officer's death |
| By sfgate.com - Michael Graczyk |
| Published: 11/26/2012 |
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BRYAN, Texas (AP) — The trial of a convicted killer already serving life in prison and now accused in the death of a corrections officer has begun in Central Texas. Forty-five-year-old John Ray Falk Jr. could wind up with a death sentence for an escape attempt five years ago that left 59-year-old Susan Canfield dead. The trial that opened Monday was moved to Bryan on a change of venue from Huntsville. Read More. |
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