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THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 2002

A New Mexico man faces the death penalty if convicted of murdering a Navajo woman.

A jury is mulling the charges against Robert Ray Fry. Along with co-defendant Leslie Engh, he is accused of kidnapping, attempted rape and stabbing Betty Lee in June 2000.

If convicted of first-degree, Fry could face death. The jury has been given the option of a second-degree charge, which will does not raise capital punishment.

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Fry's fate now lays in jury's verdict (The Farmington Daily-Times 4/18)

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