FROM THE ARCHIVE
Accused killer's trial overshadows crime
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2003

A courtroom outbreak disrupted the ongoing trial of a man accused of raping and killing an Alaska Native woman.

The fight, between a witness for the prosecution and a defense attorney, is just one of the many oddities that has characterized Joshua Wade's trial. Witnesses have been spotty and combative and seemingly unable to pin down how and when Wade allegedly murdered Della Brown.

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Witness accuses Wade of jailhouse threats (The Anchorage Daily News 2/14)
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