CRIMESEATTLE TIMES
Prosecutors won’t seek death penalty in killing of lawmaker and husband
Prosecutors have decided not to seek the death penalty in the case involving the killing of a lawmaker and her husband. A Justice Department spokesperson emphasized the effort to hold the individual accountable to the fullest extent possible.
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