Published 3 months ago

District Attorney recommends death penalty be considered for Alysia Adams

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Caddo County DA recommends considering death penalty for Alysia Adams. In a newly filed court document, District Attorney Jason Hicks wrote that Adams "should be punished by death" for the alleged murder. Adams faces charges of first-degree murder, obstructing an officer and child neglect.

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District Attorney recommends death penalty be considered for Alysia Adams

The district attorney overseeing Caddo County filed a motion recommending that the death penalty be considered in the case of Alysia Adams, the caregiver charged in the death of 4-year-old Athena Brownfield.

3 months ago·Sacramento, United States

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