Prosecutor Recuses Himself In Curtis Flowers Case After He Tried The Case 6 Times In The Same Murder
January 7, 2020
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4:01Now PlayingProsecutor Recuses Himself In Curtis Flowers Case After He Tried The Case 6 Times In The Same Murder
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as posted by the channelA Mississippi prosecutor filed a court order Monday indicating he won't be the one to decide whether to try a man a seventh time in a quadruple murder case.
District Attorney Doug Evans recused himself in the case of Curtis Flowers and asked the Mississippi attorney general's office to decide whether to try Flowers again in the death penalty case.
"While I remain confident in both the investigation and the jury verdicts in this matter, I have come to the conclusion that my continued involvement will prevent the families from obtaining justice and for the defendant being held responsible for his actions," Evans said in the order. []
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