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1. www.sandiegouniontribune.com › 2010/10/26 › nhNH jurors hear graphic details in murder trial – San Diego ...

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   Oct 26, 2010 · Spader faces life in prison without possibility of parole if convicted of murder. Prosecutors say Marks and Glover witnessed the attacks but did not take part.

2. www.history.com › news › a-look-back-at-the-crimeA Look Back at the Crime Scene Photos That Changed How Murder ...

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   Oct 26, 2017 · While working for the Paris police prefecture, he not only pioneered the crime-scene photograph and its counterpart, the mugshot, but he used his lowly filing job to create the first...

3. crimelibrary.org › notorious_murders › classicsQuinn Glover and William Marks — Thrill Kill: The Murder of ...

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   Quinn Glover and William Marks. Glover's attorney managed a plea deal. In exchange for the possibility of Glover seeing daylight unfiltered by prison bars, Glover pleaded guilty to burglary, robbery and conspiracy to commit burglary. He received a sentence of 20 to 40 years.

4. www.cbsnews.com › boston › newsNH Home Invasion Accomplices Sentenced To Decades In Prison

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   Apr 4, 2011 · Quinn Glover and William Marks, both 19, were sentenced to prison for their roles in planning and committing a Mont Vernon home invasion that left Kimberly Cates dead and her 11-year-old...

5. www.judges.org › news-and-info › gruesome-evidence“Gruesome” Evidence, Science, and Rule 403 | National ...

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   Mar 17, 2016 · Can science step in and assist in Rule 403 determinations of “unfair prejudice”? When confronted with “gruesome” evidence, all too often autopsy photos or images of severe injuries, judges must assess whether there is a risk of unfair prejudice or misleading the jury and then, if the risk is present, “may” exclude the proof. 1

6. news.yahoo.com › news › parole-granted-one-manParole granted for one man, rejected for another in gruesome ...

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   Aug 2, 2024 · Quinn Glover and William Marks were present and did nothing to stop Steven Spader and Christopher Gribble from hacking Kimberly Cates to death in a bedroom of her Mont Vernon home on Oct. 4,...

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   Why did marks ask for a reason after 15 years in prison?

   • Thompson asked Marks if, after 15 years in prison, he could give a reason why he and the others involved in the murder and break-in did what they did. Marks said he didn't have a good one. "I'm not asking for a good reason, I'm asking for a reason," Thompson said. "It was a stupid decision," Marks said.

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   Should gruesome and graphic evidence be allowed during trial?

   • There is, therefore, reason to limit the introduction of gruesome and graphic evidence during trial to ensure the fairness of the trial and the well-being of those citizens who perform this important civic duty. It is rare that gruesome evidence is the sole means available for proving a particular point.

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   Can a mock-juror use a photo if he killed his wife?

   • Mock-jurors received limiting instructions to “consider the photographs in a calm deliberate and dispassionate fashion…you shouldn’t use any emotion” (p. 115) either before or after reading facts about a criminal case of a man convicted of killing his wife.

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   Was a violent death worth the gaze of a camera?

   • A macabre genealogy stretches from Mme Debeinche to the reproductions of crime-scene photos that proliferate in true-crime documentaries and dramas today. The very idea that a violent death was worth the gaze of the camera’s lens, its image valued enough to be preserved and archived, belongs to Bertillon.

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8. concordmonitor.com › Man-sentenced-in-deadly-homeMan sentenced in deadly home invasion is paroled on 1 charge

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   William Marks is serving a 30-year sentence on a charge of being an accomplice to first-degree ...