Husband Accused of Arranging Murder While in Jail for Domestic Violence
By Lancaster Law Office
Feb. 21, 2012 9:51a
C.W. recently pleaded not guilty while in court on charges of hiring someone to murder his wife. Nearly a year ago the 49-year-old man’s estranged wife, A.W. was killed while staying with a married couple, B.R. and T.R., which were friends of hers. T.R. is the defendant’s sister and her husband, B.R. was also found dead at the time. A.W.’s daughter who was also staying in the home was not harmed and reports do not state whether or not she had witnessed any of what happened to her mother and B.R. It is alleged that C.W. was in jail for domestic violence charges when he arranged to have some former co-workers murder his wife for $10,000. Taped confessions by three men who are also charged in connection to the murders were played at the court hearing. One of the men explains how he was told he would be paid $10,000 for killing C.W.’s estranged wife and $10,000 for C.W.’s sister and her husband. Despite the videotaped confession, the three men pled not guilty as well. If you have been charged with domestic abuse or violence of any kind you need tough defense you can count on. Speak with a Denver domestic violence lawyer today to find out what can be done for your case.
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