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Navajo-killer seeks contact with jurors
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THURSDAY, JULY 18, 2002 An attorney for a New Mexico man convicted of murdering a Navajo mother is opposing limits on contacts with jurors who handed down the death penalty. Robert Ray Fry is appealing his March conviction and sentence. State prosecutors filed a motion to prevent potential "harassment" of jurors, The Farmington Daily-Times reported. Get the Story:
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