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: StandDown Texas ProjectThe KFC Case
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AP's Michael Graczyk report, "Convicted killer in Texas KFC massacre denies role," via the Dallas Morning News.About the only
point of agreement between prosecutors and a man serving life in prison
for one of the most notorious mass murders in Texas is that the case is
still open after more than a quarter-century.
"There's more to this," convicted murderer Romeo Pinkerton says. "This case ain't over with."
A year and a half after taking a plea deal that sent him to
prison for five life terms, Pinkerton insists he had no part in the
deaths of five people abducted during a robbery of a Kentucky Fried
Chicken restaurant in Kilgore and then shot execution-style along a
remote oilfield road.
"The real killer is out there still walking around," Pinkerton
told The Associated Press from the Robertson Unit of the Texas
Department of Criminal Justice outside Abilene...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on April 20, 2009 (boomark / email).
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