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Post-Conviction DNA Testing - Part 1 - Carlton Gary in Georgia

By Steve Hall

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Today's Columbus Leger-Enquirer reports, "Gary DNA hearing may be averted," written by Tim Chitwood. Before resigning Tuesday, Muscogee Superior Judge Robert Johnston III again had ordered that Stocking Strangler Carlton Gary be brought to Columbus for a hearing on DNA-testing evidence in the 1970s killings, but no hearing would be needed were attorneys this week to agree which evidence to test.District Attorney Julia Slater said such a consent agreement would preclude the hearing set for 10:30 a.m. Monday in Johnston?s court.?We are discussing a potential agreement for the testing of certain items,? Slater said Tuesday. Gary?s attorney, Jack Martin, said he could not comment. This updates a report from yesterday's Ledger-Enquirer, "Convicted Stocking Strangler Carlton Gary ordered to be at Monday hearing that may be unnecessary," also by Chitwood...continue to full post

Full post as published by StandDown Texas Project on February 17, 2010 (boomark / email).

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