MOBILE, Ala. (AP) - Jurors in the capital murder trial of Lam
Luong in Mobile have heard testimony about the search for the
bodies of four children tossed from a coastal bridge.
A leader of the search last year, Paul Stewart, says the four
bodies were recovered from waters stretching from Bayou La Batre to
Louisiana. The 38-year-old Luong is accused of tossing the children
off the bridge after an argument with his common-law wife.
In testimony Wednesday, two duck hunters who found two of the
bodies said they stumbled upon them in separate locations along the
Alabama coast.
(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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Bridge Death Jurors Hear About Search For Bodies
Jurors in the capital murder trial of Lam Luong in Mobile have heard testimony about the search for the bodies of four children tossed from a coastal bridge.
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