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Posted: 8:27 PM Sep 17, 2007
Mistrial Declared in Zapata Trial
A mistrial is declared Monday after a jury was unable to reach a decision in the case of former state worker Eugene Zapata.
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A mistrial is declared Monday after a jury was unable to reach a decision in the case of former state worker Eugene Zapata.
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68-year-old Zapata is charged with first- degree murder in the disappearance of his wife, Jeanette Zapata, more than 30years ago.
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The couple was in the process of a messy divorce when she vanished from her home in Madison.
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Prosecutors say Zapata killed his wife because he feared she would win full custody of their children and take the house they had shared.
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A mistrial was declared after jurors said they could not reach a decision.
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