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Jury picks continue for Navajo death
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 2002 Out of 100 interviews, 27 finalists have been selected in the trial of a white man accused of murdering a Navajo mother in New Mexico. Robert Ray Fry faces first-degree murder, abduction and attempted rape charges. He is accused of stabbing Betty Lee to death in June 2000. Jury selection is expected to run into the next week. Get the Story:
Fry's jury selection will run into next week (The Farmington Daily-Times 4/3) Related Stories:
Jury picks stalled in Navajo case (3/29)
'Mean Redneck' faces trial in N.M. (3/28)
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