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U.S. News // 1 decade ago

Man gets 425 years for mass killing

A 33-year-old man received a 425-year prison sentence for taking part in a 2006 mass killing in Indianapolis that left seven people dead, a judge ruled.

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Inmate places Indy slay suspect at scene

A jail inmate has linked murder defendant James Stewart to an Indianapolis address where seven family members were killed in 2006, observers said.

U.S. News // 1 decade ago

Alleged gunman waives right to jury trial

A Indianapolis man accused of killing seven people in a futile search for cash and cocaine no longer faces the death penalty if convicted, officials said.

Top News // 1 decade ago

Family urges death penalty in murder case

The 31-year-old man accused of killing seven family members in Indianapolis in 2006 should face the death penalty despite a pretrial deal, survivors say.

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No jury trial for mass killing suspect

A man accused of killing seven people in Indianapolis has given up his right to a jury trial to avoid the death penalty, a prosecutor says.

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Indianapolis family slaying was planned

Indianapolis prosecutors allege the man who masterminded a home robbery where seven people were killed intended to kill everyone in advance.

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Suspect in Indianapolis massacre gives up

An ex-con surrendered Saturday in Indianapolis to face charges of killing four adults and three children in what police believe was a robbery gone bad.

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Suspect sought in Indianapolis killings

Indianapolis police Friday sought a parolee as a suspect in the killings of three children and four adults whose bodies were found in a home. Police characterized the killings as "execution-style," The Indianapolis Star reported.

Dr Desmond Stanley Turner (born 17 July 1939, Southampton) is a politician in the United Kingdom. He has been Labour member of Parliament for Brighton Kemptown since 1997.

He was educated at Luton Grammar School (now known as Luton Sixth Form College) on Bradgers Hill Road in Luton. At Imperial College London, he gained a BSc and MSc. At University College, London, he gained a PhD, researching Biochemistry. At Brighton Polytechnic, he got a PGCE, and subsequently became a teacher. He also became a partner in an independent brewery.

Turner was a Councillor on East Sussex County Council 1985-97, and on Brighton Borough Council 1994-97 and Brighton and Hove Council 1996-97.

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