Double murder conviction overturned for SeaTac man
Citing jury bias, an appeals court overturned the conviction of a man who was on trial for the 1987 murder of a Canadian couple visiting Seattle. In 2019, William Talbott, 58, became the first person convicted by a jury in a case involving genetic genealogy.
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