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Authorities think a man scheduled to die next year may be responsible for other deaths, including a 1991 double homicide in Fort Worth.
Staff writer Deanna Boyd reports on how police connected 53-year-old Reginald Perkins (right) to the slayings and how they think he's involved in other deaths in Ohio in the 1980s.
Read her report here and check back tomorrow for more details.
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-- Andrew Chavez; photo courtesy of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice
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Looks like we wont have any DNA evidence on this guy, proving he was the wrong man.
Like Bob Ray said in a recent artical, I don't want any innocent people executed.
I feel pretty good about this one however.
Posted by: Colt | November 01, 2008 at 08:37 AM