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State's attorney says death penalty was motive for ceding murder case to feds

Summary by The Frederick News-Post
Frederick County State’s Attorney Charlie Smith said Thursday that the option to seek the death penalty was his primary motivation for handing a 2024 Lake Linganore murder case to federal prosecutors.

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State's attorney says death penalty was motive for ceding murder case to feds

Frederick County State’s Attorney Charlie Smith said Thursday that the option to seek the death penalty was his primary motivation for handing a 2024 Lake Linganore murder case to federal prosecutors.

·Georgia, United States
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The Frederick News-Post broke the news in Georgia, United States on Saturday, November 15, 2025.
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