Sean Taylor Murder Trial Delayed
POSTED: Friday, August 15, 2008
UPDATED: 8:53 pm EDT August 15,
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MIAMI -- The trial for four men accused of murdering NFL star Sean Taylor has been delayed until next year.On Friday, a judge set the new trial date to March 3, 2009.It was originally scheduled to begin in late August of this year.Prosecutors said the suspects shot the Washington Redskins star in November 2007 during a robbery attempt at his Palmetto Bay home.The men have pleaded not guilty and are being held without bail. If convicted, they could face life in prison.
Previous Stories:
- July 15, 2008: Suspect Statements In Taylor's Death To Be Released
- December 21, 2007: Suspects In Sean Taylor's Death Arraigned
- December 4, 2007: Suspects In Taylor's Death Denied Bond
- November 28, 2007: Funeral Service Set For Sean Taylor
- November 27, 2007: NFL Player's Shooting 'Not Random,' Family Says
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