The trial of Joseph Lester, which kicked off this morning in Pierce County Superior Court, won’t be about whether Lester stabbed his pregnant girlfriend to death in 2011. The question for jurors will be why.
The trial of Joseph Lester, which kicked off this morning in Pierce County Superior Court, won’t be about whether Lester stabbed his pregnant girlfriend to death in 2011. The question for jurors will be why.
Lester, 25, admits he killed Keisha Lewis outside a University Place duplex on Halloween evening.
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A Pierce County jury Thursday found a 25-year-old man guilty of murdering his pregnant girlfriend during an argument outside a University Place duplex in 2011.
A Pierce County jury today convicted Joseph Lester of second-degree murder in the 2011 stabbing death of Keisha Lewis.
The trial of Joseph Lester, which kicked off Monday in Pierce County Superior Court, won’t be about whether Lester stabbed his pregnant girlfriend to death in 2011. The question for jurors will be why.
A flurry of fist fights broke out Friday on the second floor of the County-City Building moments after Pierce County Superior Court Judge Frank Cuthbertson handed down a 22-year sentence for Joseph Lester, convicted of second-degree murder for stabbing his pregnant girlfriend to death in 2011.
Jaycee Fuller will again stand trial in the stabbing death of a cab driver found in a South Tacoma parking lot in March 2009.
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