Nurse Fights Murder Charge -- Wants Admission Suppressed at Trial
The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current) › October 26, 2011
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A nurse charged with killing her husband in 2009 told a judge Tuesday she was "exhausted, shocked and scared" when she gave police a statement of admission and that detectives repeatedly ignored her requests for an attorney.
Pamela Taylor said she signed a waiver of her Miranda rights before talking to detectives and also signed her four-page statement, but that she didn't read the statement she gave because she was unable to focus.See the full content of this document
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Nurse Fights Murder Charge -- Wants Admission Suppressed at Trial
"My mind wasn't clear," said Taylor, 39, whose attorney is seeking to suppress the statement from being ...
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