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| Attorney: inmate, nurse may have had relationship |
| By Associated Press |
| Published: 10/25/2004 |
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he attorney for a former Wyoming Honor Farm inmate accused of killing a nurse argued last Thursday that his client could have left fingerprints at the crime scene several times beforehand. Wyatt Skaggs said that Floyd DeWayne Grady, 29, who is now a Wyoming State Penitentiary inmate, visited the honor farm's clinic 10 times before the murder of Tammy Watts, 39, of Hudson. Grady's fingerprints could have been left during any of those visits, Skaggs said during Grady's preliminary appearance in district court. All those visits also suggested, along with how Watts baked a birthday cake for Grady last year, that the two had a relationship, Skaggs said. Watts was beaten and strangled soon after she arrived at work around 6:45 a.m. on April 15. Her body was found in a dental examination room. Grady is charged with first-degree murder, attempted sexual assault and kidnapping. The only witness called last Thursday was Riverton police Sgt. Joe Davis. He testified that Watts was found on her back and that her clothes and body position suggested that a sexual assault had been attempted. Grady was sent to the State Penitentiary in May 1995 on a 10-30-year sentence for first-degree sexual assault. He was transferred to the Honor Farm in November 2002. |
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