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Supreme Court Declines Convicted Killer's Appeal In Lindsey Bonistall Case

GREENBURGH, N.Y. – The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined an appeal to overturn the conviction and death sentence of James E. Cooke Jr., who was convicted for the May 2005 rape and murder of Greenburgh native Lindsey Bonistall, Delaware Online reports.

U.S. Supreme Court declines an appeal to overturn the conviction of a man convicted of murdering Greenburgh native Lindsey Bonistall.

U.S. Supreme Court declines an appeal to overturn the conviction of a man convicted of murdering Greenburgh native Lindsey Bonistall.

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Cooke was twice convicted and sentenced to death in the case involving the University of Delaware sophomore, but the first conviction was overturned due to a divided Delaware Supreme Court, according to the report.  

Read the full story at Delaware Online.

 

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