Public Defender: Lack Of Funding Meant Trooper Killer's Case Was A 'train Wreck Heading Down The Track'

curtis.killman@tulsaworld.com(curtis-128), Tulsa World
Tue, 03/28/2017 - 5:45pm

The attorney, John D. Echols, testified Tuesday that he had asked to withdraw from the case of Kenneth Eugene Barrett in the hope that an appellate court would help him obtain additional funding for his defense.

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Public Defender: Lack Of Funding Meant Trooper Killer's Case Was A 'train Wreck Heading Down The Track'

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