Jury Picked Elsewhere In Janesville Triple Slaying Case
Mother, Two Children Killed In January 2007
Updated: 10:53 am CDT June 11, 2009
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SLIDESHOW: Images Of Victims, Investigation At Mobile-Home Park
Rock County Triple Homicide
VIDEO: Sheriff Announces Arrest (January 2007)VIDEO: Suspect Arrested In Connection With Triple Homicide (January 2007)VIDEO: Family Reacts To Arrest (January 2007)VIDEO: Neighbors React To Arrest (January 2007)VIDEO: Authorities Piece Together New Clues (January 2007)VIDEO: Family Reacts To Slayings (January 2007)SLIDESHOW: Images Of Victims, Investigation At Mobile-Home ParkJANESVILLE, Wis. -- Jurors will be picked outside Rock County to hear the case against a man accused of killing a neighbor and her two teenage children.Circuit Court Judge Alan Bates granted a defense request to have an outside jury brought to Rock County for the homicide trial of James Koepp.The 50-year-old Janesville man is accused of killing Danyetta Lentz, her 17-year-old daughter, Nicole, and her 14-year-old son, Scott, in their mobile home in January 2007.Bates agreed with defense attorney Walter Isaacson who argued Koepp couldn't get a fair trial with local jurors because of extensive media coverage of the case.
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