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Notorious Connecticut Case Nears Trial Date

By Steve Hall

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"Reliving Horror in a Test for the Death Penalty," by William Glaberson appears in today's New York Times.More than two years later, the details still have the power to horrify. In the middle of the night, two parolees break into a tidy clapboard house in the central Connecticut town of Cheshire. They club the father, a doctor, and tie him up.One of them rapes and strangles the mother, the authorities say. The other molests one of the daughters, 11-year-old Michaela. The father breaks free and shouts for help. But the intruders have set a fire: The girls, Michaela and Hayley, 17, tied to their beds, die of smoke inhalation.The triple murder on Sorghum Mill Drive ? widely compared to the Kansas killings in Truman Capote?s ?In Cold Blood? ? has transfixed the state ever since...continue to full post

Full post as published by StandDown Texas Project on January 19, 2010 (boomark / email).

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