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Posted: 4:52 AM Jun 6, 2008
Coroner Testifies in Brutal Convenience Store Murder
Pathologist says Tomahawk victim was beaten bad enough to kill her
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A pathologist says a convenience store clerk in Tomahawk was beaten so brutally she would have died even she hadn't been stabbed three times in the back.
The testimony came at a hearing for 18-year-old Derek Domke of Tomahawk, who was ordered to stand trial for first-degree intentional homicide and armed robbery.
He's accused of robbing and killing 25-year-old Rochelle Anderson of Irma last March.
Among the information revealed at yesterday's preliminary hearing, a pathologist told the court the victim had defensive wounds on her hands, and that her head injuries were so severe they were similar to something seen in a vehicle crash.
A store manager testified that between $400 and $500 and a computer tower were discovered missing the day after Anderson's death.
Domke is scheduled to enter a plea June 23rd.
(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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