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LIVE: Sword Slaying Murder Trial — NM v. Isaac Apodaca — Day 2

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July 9, 2026

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Isaac Apodaca is set to stand trial on allegations that he conspired with his girlfriend to kill his ex-girlfriend, 21-year-old Grace Jennings, in a brutal sword attack. Prosecutors say Jennings was stabbed multiple times and nearly decapitated, while evidence recovered from Apodaca's phone allegedly includes messages detailing plans to kill her and dispose of evidence after the murder. Prosecutors say Jennings was stabbed multiple times and nearly decapitated. Evidence recovered from Apodaca’s phone allegedly includes messages detailing plans to kill her and dispose of evidence after the murder.

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