Henthorn Case In Hands of Jury, Victim's Brother Wants To 'Beat His Ass'
The murder case against Harold Henthorn, 59, went to an eight-man, four-woman federal jury just after noon Friday.
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The murder case against Harold Henthorn, 59, went to an eight-man, four-woman federal jury just after noon Friday.
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With the murder trial of Harold Henthorn winding down, prosecutors called his sister-in-law Grace Rishell to the stand Wednesday morning where she said after the death of his first wife in 1995, Harold Henthorn said, "My bride is gone."
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On the opening day of the murder trial for Harold Henthorn, a 911 dispatcher testified that after Henthorn's wife Toni fell nearly 140 feet, and as the dispatcher was walking him through doing CPR, she came to the conclusion he wasn't actually trying to save his wife's life at all.
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