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Peter W. Zubaty

Peter W. Zubaty

Verified

Editor in Chief, Kentucky Standard

Kentucky

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Sports

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Politics, crime, sports

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Total articles 2049

  • Lawson attorneys still pushing to have hair samples tested

    By Peter W. Zubaty| The News-Enterprise Verified Steven Lawson returned to court for a pre-trial hearing seeking to have his May 27 trial pushed back to allow for two untested hairs removed from Crystal Rogers’ car to undergo forensic DNA testing. Lawson’s attorneys, Darren Wolff and Zach Buckler, have argued in pre-trial hearings that testing the two hairs removed from the floorboard of Rogers’ car could call attention to other potential accomplices in Rogers’ demise.

    By Peter W. Zubaty · The News-Enterprise

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Lawson attorneys still pushing to have hair samples tested

    By Peter W. Zubaty| Kentucky Standard Verified Steven Lawson returned to court Monday for a pre-trial hearing seeking to have his May 27 trial pushed back to allow for two untested hairs removed from Crystal Rogers’s car to undergo forensic DNA testing. Lawson’s attorneys, Darren Wolff and Zach Buckler, have argued in pre-trial hearings that testing the two hairs removed from the floorboard of Rogers’ car could call attention to other potential accomplices in Rogers’ demise.

    By Peter W. Zubaty · Kentucky Standard

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Lawson attorneys still pushing to have hair samples tested

    By Peter W. Zubaty| The News-Enterprise Verified Steven Lawson returned to court for a pre-trial hearing seeking to have his May 27 trial pushed back to allow for two untested hairs removed from Crystal Rogers’ car to undergo forensic DNA testing. Lawson’s attorneys, Darren Wolff and Zach Buckler, have argued in pre-trial hearings that testing the two hairs removed from the floorboard of Rogers’ car could call attention to other potential accomplices in Rogers’ demise.

    By Peter W. Zubaty · The News-Enterprise

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Kentucky Standard