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[Raw Deal] What will the jury decide?

[Raw Deal] What will the jury decide?

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While the community waits for the jury's decision on the Fontaine murder, some of the players are talking to the Oxford Weekly Planet's Crime Beat about events surrounding the murder and the trial.

What verdict do you think the jury will render?

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Examine the evidence and share your thoughts in the comments.

Tip: Want to find out what's happened so far in the Raw Deal investigation? Check out the Case Recap.

Coming up … The jury's verdict is expected by the end of the week. Do you think it will be guilty or not guilty?

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The Fontaines talk about the trial

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The Crime Beat reports: As the jury deliberates, the victim's widow and son speak out.


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Bruno Coleman on the Fontaine family

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The Crime Beat reports: the victim's longtime rival talks about his support of the family.


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Calvin Dollarhide bio

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Calvin is a driven prosecuting attorney with ambitions beyond his current position.


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Prosecutor talks about the case

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The Crime Beat reports: With the jury deliberating, prosecutor Calvin Dollarhide spoke about the case.


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Defense attorney predicts verdict

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The Crime Beat reports: defense attorney Pam Lipscomb speaks about the case.


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Fontaine defendant cross-examined

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The Crime Beat reports: Prosecutor Dollarhide challenges the defense allegations.


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Earl Sullivan bio

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Earl is a native Oxonian known for his reliability and his faith.


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Earl Sullivan interview

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Deputy Watson spoke to the 911 caller who reported the body near the construction site.


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Michael Robbins bio

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Michael is known for his hard-driving ways in business and pleasure.


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Michael Robbins interview

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The first responding officer questioned the man he saw exiting the woods near the body.


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Incident report

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A 911 caller reported finding a body near the Kelly Green construction site south of Oxford.


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Body scene map

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Investigators put together an informal map of the body scene.


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