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CRIMINAL CASES: Fayette "Jury acquits man charged in truck-wash slaying"

By Michael Stevens

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From Kentucky.com:

Jury acquits man charged in truck-wash slaying

After deliberating for 14 1/2 hours over two days, a Fayette County jury found Marc Buchanan not guilty on all counts in a 2003 slaying at a Lexington truck stop.

Buchanan, 25, who was charged with murder and robbery in the slaying of Carl Gene McClung in August 2003, was to be released from the Fayette County Detention Center Tuesday afternoon. The verdict was reached about 1:45 p.m.

"I think the jury did what a jury is supposed to do," defense lawyer Scott Drabenstadt said. "They held the Commonwealth to their burden. There just wasn't sufficient evidence here."

Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on October 27, 2008 (boomark / email).

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