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Issues over discovery prompt delay in Turlock murder case
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Modesto defense attorney Frank Carson, along with brothers Baljit Athwal and Daljit Atwal, who own the Pop N Cork stores in Turlock, were released from custody on Dec. 22. The three men have been held at the Stanislaus County Jail without bail since their arrests in August 2015. - photo by Photo Contributed
The pause button has been hit on the preliminary hearing that will one day determine if multiple defendants will stand trial on charges stemming from the murder of Turlock resident Korey Kauffman. On Tuesday Judge Barbara Zuniga ordered a month-long recess on the case to give defense attorneys time to review audio recordings, jailhouse phone call recordings and other reports all recently handed over by the Stanislaus County District Attorney’s Office. Modesto defense attorney Frank Carson, his wife Georgia DeFilippo, former California Highway Patrol Officer Walter Wells, and brothers Baljit Athwal and Daljit Atwal, who own the Pop N’ Cork stores in Turlock, have all been charged with Kauffman’s murder.
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Turlock woman convicted of murdering her daughter denied parole
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Brandy Devine
District Attorney Jeff Laugero announced that Brandy Lee Rose Devine, 38, of Turlock was denied parole following a parole hearing held at the Central California Women’s Facility in Chowchilla.
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