Thursday, July 31. 2008

Zarate confession ruled admissible

Judge rules Randolph man's murder confession admissible:

Jonathan Zarate's videotaped confession to the killing of Jennifer Parks will be allowed into evidence. Superior Court Judge Salem Ahto ruled today that Zarate was not coerced into giving a confession and was read his Miranda rights six times which he gave consent for each.

Today (the 30th) is the third anniversary of Jennifer's murder. Let's get this trial started already and bring some much needed justice to the Parks family.

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This is a small victory for our side (the Parks' side). This SOB has
destroyed so many lives and families with what he did, directly and indirectly.
Losing Jen was like losing one of my own daughters and my one daughter lost her best friend and eventually had a major breakdown. Now we all can hopefully get some justice when it goes to trial. It won't bring Jen back, but hopefully he
will pay and pay for what he did.

#1 mdk on 2008-07-31 09:15 (Reply)

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