Mistrial In Death Penalty Case After County Detective Gives False Testimony

Jan 30, 2014

A Beaver County Judge has declared a mistrial in the capital murder trial for two step-brothers accused of the April 2012 death of Daniel Santia from Hopewell Township. The mistrial came after Beaver County President Judge John McBridge determined that a detective in the case had provided false testimony during the trial. The trial for…

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Mistrial In Death Penalty Case After County Detective Gives False Testimony

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