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Trial begins Tuesday for man accused of 2004 Pocatello murder

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Nori Jones was killed in her home on Pole Line Road the night of Sept. 28, 2004. She was found the following morning, having suffered numerous knife wounds, by two of her co-workers. The case went cold for nearly a decade before advancements in technology allowed for DNA found at the scene to be analyzed. That DNA linked Brad Compher, now 48, to the crime and he was arrested in 2014.

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Idaho State Journal

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Trial begins for man accused of murdering Nori Jones almost 20 years ago

POCATELLO — The trial of a Pocatello man accused of murdering a local woman nearly two decades ago officially began Tuesday.

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East Idaho News

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Trial begins Tuesday for man accused of 2004 Pocatello murder

Nori Jones (left) and her accused murderer, Brad Compher | Courtesy photo; Bannock County Jail POCATELLO — A murder trial 20 years in the making begins Tuesday. The trial will begin with the selection of 14 jurors — two of them alternates. That jury will then be presented with evidence and witness testimony from a crime that possibly occurred before some of the prospective jurors were old enough to understand what murder is. RELATED | Trial for …

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