Kentucky AG urges appeals court to uphold convictions in Crystal Rogers case
Steve Lawson, 55, and Joey Lawson, 35, were both separately convicted of conspiracy to commit murder and tampering with physical evidence. Read the full report at WKYT
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- WKYT“Kentucky’s Attorney General Russell Coleman is asking the commonwealth’s appellate courts to uphold the convictions of two men who were sentenced for their involvement in the disappearance and death of Crystal Rogers. More ⬇️”
- LEX News“CASE UPDATE: Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman announced in a press release Thursday that he is fighting the conviction appeals of two men sentenced for their involvement in the 2015 death of Crystal Rogers, Joseph Lawson and Steven Lawson. https://t.co/TfIzlzbCho”
- FOX 56 News (WDKY)“The fight to uphold the convictions of two men sentenced in connection with the Crystal Rogers case. https://t.co/Zz3wV6VBSf”
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