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Wisconsin man's retrial begins in wife's antifreeze death

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Mark Jensen, 63, was convicted in 2008 of killing his wife, Julie Jensen, at their home. A Kenosha County judge vacated his conviction in April 2021. The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that Jensen deserved a new trial. Prosecutors allege he began poisoning his wife with antifreeze in December 1998.

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Wisconsin man's retrial begins in wife's antifreeze death

Prosecutors and attorneys for a Wisconsin man accused of killing his wife with antifreeze in 1998 have delivered opening statements in his retrial, nearly two years after a judge vacated

1 year ago·United States

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Wisconsin man's retrial begins in wife's antifreeze death

KENOSHA, Wis. (AP) — Prosecutors and attorneys for a Wisconsin man accused of killing his wife with antifreeze in 1998 have delivered opening statements in his retrial, nearly two years after a judge vacated his previous conviction. Sixty-three-year-old Mark Jensen was convicted in 2008 of killing his wife, Julie Jensen, at their Kenosha County home and sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. But a Kenosha County judge vacated his c…

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Wisconsin man’s retrial begins in wife’s antifreeze death

The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that Jensen deserved a new trial.

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Wisconsin man’s retrial begins in wife’s antifreeze death

KENOSHA, Wis. (AP) — Prosecutors and attorneys for a Wisconsin man accused of killing his wife with antifreeze in 1998 delivered opening statements Wednesday in his retrial, nearly two years after a judge vacated his previous conviction. Mark Jensen, 63, was convicted in 2008 of killing his wife, Julie Jensen, at their home in the Kenosha County village of Pleasant Prairie and was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. But a Kenosh…

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