You noted that you raised this and asked the russian side to pull these forces back from the border. Did they agree to do so . If not, what reason did they give . Secondly, both sides have talked in recent weeks about the possibility of federalization in ukraine. Largely as a means of protecting the interests of the russian speaking population. But the russian side appears to have a far reaching concept of federalization in mind. One that would give the regions Veto Authority over national policies, even foreign policy. Did you make any headway tonight in narrowing the gap on this core issue . And what are the next steps . Thank you. Thank you very much, michael. As i said earlier, both sides made suggestions today on how we can deescalate the security as well as the political situation in and around ukraine. And, yes, we talked very seriously and at length about the impact of the massing of troops and the importance of including the drawdown and redeployment of some of those troops wi
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despite the community uproar, police chief mike brady who had hired and mentored duckett held fast in his belief that investigators were focusing on the wrong man. my confidence in him hadn t been shaken. i was of the opinion that the truth is going to come out. he is going to be exonerated as a suspect. we re going on get to business and find out who murdered this child. last time i seen her she turned the corner and was headed home. do you want to know something? yes, sir. you re not telling me the truth. yes, sir. no, you re not. james duckett was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. duckett s trial began on april 25th, 1988. assistant state attorney steve herm prosecuted the case and sought the death penalty. that little girl died in the most traumatic, terrifying way,
hired and mentored duckett held fast in his belief that investigators were focusing on the wrong man. my confidence in him hadn t been shaken. i was of the opinion that the truth is going to come out. he is going to be exonerated as a suspect. we re going on get to business and find out who murdered this child. last time i seen her she turned the corner and was headed home. do you want to know something? you re not telling me the truth. yes, sir. no, you re not. he was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. duckett s trial began on april 25th, 1988. assistant state attorney steve herm prosecuted the case and sought the death penalty. that little girl died in the most traumatic, terrifying way,
monster. herm called an eyewitness, 17-year-old glenn gurley, to the stand. she testified on the night of the murder she talked to duckett, moments later she saw duckett leave the scene with a small person in his police car. you saw him at the time when he turned the corner? yes. you did see inside the car? yes. how many people did you see? two. prosecutors also called three women who each testified that officer duckett had made sexual advances while he was on duty. they were all accosted by duckett when he was on duty, in uniform in his patrol car on the midnight shift and taken by him to wooded areas. it took the jury less than 90 minutes to find james duckett guilty of capital sexual battery and murder in the first degree. on june 30th, 1988, james duckett was sentenced to death.
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