The child a mother never knew (Albuquerque) As the Girly Chew Hossencofft story continues to receive a national television audience on Court TV this week, it’s becoming quite clear to me that many people want to learn more about Diazien Hossencofft’s young son, Demetri. Several of you have sent me e-mails with your inquiries about […]
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The following letter is written by Stephen Zachary, a longtime friend of Linda Henning. Zachary says he reached-out to protect Henning from Hossencofft. It is my understanding that his overtures displeased Henning and she became so angry with him, she eventually disassociated herself from him. Zachary writes the letter to Judge W. John Brennan, who
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Claims Henning had nothing to do with it (Albuquerque) With teeth fiercely jutted forward, an intense Diazien Hossencofft told a packed courtroom that he hopes his estranged wife suffered “excruciating pain” when she was murdered in 1999. Hossencofft testified in the Linda Henning murder trial for more than five hours Tuesday. Clearly, he loved taking
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A day for opening arguments and five witnesses (Albuquerque) Presumably beginning with a blank canvas, the jury in the Linda Henning murder trial Tuesday witnessed two drastically different attempts at painting a picture of the defendant who, if convicted, could become the first woman sentenced to death in New Mexico since the 1800’s. Prosecutor Paul
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(Albuquerque) Convicted murderer Diazien Hossencofft recently told police a chilling story about how Girly Chew Hossencofft allegedly died. A court document filed in State District Court in Albuquerque today says Hossencofft told Albuquerque Police Department detectives the following: “I didn’t kill her. Bill Miller killed her. I didn’t ask Bill Miller to kill her. Bill
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(Albuquerque) Even as Diazien Hossencofft stood still in the distant shadow, he fixed his gaze on news cameras on the other side of a locked security gate. This was “transport day” at the downtown Albuquerque jail. Wearing inmate uniforms and handcuffs, a small group of prisoners was escorted across the secured jail parking lot and
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