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GA: Police officer may face death penalty in student's death
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"A U.S. Air Force military police officer charged with murder in the death of a pregnant student from Georgia Southern University in 2003 may face the death penalty."
"Assistant U.S. Attorney filed notice yesterday in Columbus seeking the death penalty against Michael Antonio Natson. He is charged in the death of Ardena Carter between September and December of 2003. Her body was found in woods at Fort Benning."
"A grand jury indicted the 24-year-old Natson in June on charges of murder and feticide."
"Lynch says in the filing that the government will attempt to prove that Carter's death was premeditated." ... |
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