The suicide of a key witness Monday in the fed crackdown on the black market of American Indian artifacts has put the first trial in jeopardy, the Associated Press reported.
The AP reorted that Colorado’s U.S. Attorney David Gaouette “says he’s reviewing the evidence left for a trial that was to start March 29.”
The wire service reported that Gaouette is reviewing to use videotape of key witness Ted Gardiner, who shot himself Monday following a police standoff.
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