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Jury considers death for Navajo killer
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MONDAY, APRIL 22, 2002 A jury in New Mexico will hear testimony this week before deciding whether a man they found guilty or murdering a Navajo woman should be put to death. Jurors already agreed Robert Ray Fry should face the possibility of the death penalty. They came to that conclusion on Friday, a day after they found him guilty on all counts. Fry and co-defendant Leslie Engh were charged in the June 2000 killing of Betty Lee. Engh pleaded guilty and testified against Fry. Fry could also be sentenced to life in prison. Get the Story:
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