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" We did n't see any need for it before then , " he said.Waterman is accused of asking ex-boyfriends Jason Arrant and Brian Radel , both 24 , to kill her mother while she was away from her remote island hometown at the state volleyball championships in Anchorage.Prosecutor Stephen West is expected to retry Waterman later this year on first-degree murder , conspiracy and other charges that carry a maximum sentence of 317 years in prison.Blackwell 's account of the deliberation process is likely to delight Waterman and her defense team . A forensic sketch artist who sat down with the sole eyewitness to Helen Dutcher 's 1979 stabbing death told a Michigan jury she saw similarities between her rendition of the suspect and the man accused of killing her.From the witness stand in Coral Eugene Watts ' trial for first-degree murder , sketch artist Barbara Martin described the pencil composite sketch she did on Dec. 2 , 1979 , based on Joseph Foy 's description of the man he saw stab Dutcher behind his home the night before.Michigan Assistant Attorney General Donna Pendergast asked her to compare a blown-up version of the sketch with Watts ' mug shot from 1982 . You often do n't know what you think until you have to write it down ; similarly , the writing process always helps you to refine and focus your thinking , to explore and articulate your ideas , and to uncover fresh insights into what you have read . " They're trying to pursue anything they can against this guy at this point in time , " Kaplovitz said.In a blow to the defense , prosecutors will be allowed to introduce details from the murders he confessed to . The house , the vicar said , was old - - but there needed no vicar to tell Oleron that ; it was reputed ( 0leron pricked up his-ears ) to be haunted - - but there were few old houses about which some such rumour did not circulate among ignorant ; and the deplorable lack of Faith of the modern world , the vicar thought , did not tend to dissipate these superstitions . ' It happened , the newspaper said , because they failed to explore available democratic options.In one of their first broadcasts after seizing power , army commanders accused Gen Chatichai 's cabinet not just of corruption but also of undermining civilian bureaucracy and trying to break up the unity of the armed forces.Gen Chatichai 's scandal-plagued cabinet had already lost much of its credibility when serious tensions developed with army leaders last year over an incident interpreted as an attempt by one of his most controversial ministers to meddle in military affairs.As the enmity gathered momentum , Gen Suchinda drew public attention last month to an investigation into what army chiefs are describing as a plot to topple the monarchy .