Suspects In Marlen Ochoa Murder Case To Appear In Court; Judge Could Rule On Gag Order
Tuesday the three people charged in Marlen Ochoa's death will be in court, and the judge may rule on a gag order filed by the lawyer of two of the defendants.
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Tuesday the three people charged in Marlen Ochoa's death will be in court, and the judge may rule on a gag order filed by the lawyer of two of the defendants.
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"These people are treated like they're not humans. And this is not the way it's supposed to be."
