Attorneys missed evidence of victim's character, Supreme Court says

Defense attorneys overlooked disparaging evidence surrounding his victim that could have saved a man from the death penalty, the Missouri Supreme Court ruled Tuesday. The Supreme Court is returning Mark Gill to New Madrid County for a new penalty phase of his trial in light of sexually explicit materials that were found on the victim's computer ...

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Death penalty case sent back

Attorneys missed evidence of victim's character, Supreme Court says

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