Theresa Batson wanted it done correctly so she did it herself, appearing pro se on appeal and blaming ineffective counsel for her sentence in a murder-for-hire case.
February 01, 2017 at 03:00 AM
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Theresa Batson wanted it done correctly, so she did it herself, appearing pro se on appeal and blaming ineffective counsel for her long prison sentence in a double-murder-for-hire case.
Baston is serving 60 years in prison for her part in a plot with her son, William Cook, to hire a hit man to kill her lover, Jeffrey Cappel, and his brother, Eugene Cappel.
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