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call on May 9 discussing how Dixie was settling into the Hennis household. According to Hennis, he had driven his wife and daughter to his in-laws on the night of May 9, returning home after refueling his car. In addition, Hennis also provided investigators with blood, saliva, and hair samples and finger and palm prints. Due to his close resemblance to the composite sketch, investigators identified Hennis as the prime suspect from the onset. Cone identified Hennis during a
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Richardson presented two new defense witnesses: a newspaper delivery woman who claimed that she saw a long-haired man driving a light-colored van on the morning of May 11 and a local teenager from the
Eastburns' neighborhood named John Raupaugh who was jogging near the Eastburns' family home on the night of the murder. Raupaugh resembled Hennis and also wore similar attire that night.
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Spinner's defense team argued that the footprints, blood, and hair samples found at the crime scene did not match Hennis or the victims. In addition, they suggested that the crime scene evidence at the former
Eastburn family home in Fayetteville had been contaminated. In response to the DNA evidence,
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On May 11, Katie did not respond to her husband Gary's routine phone call. On May 12, a concerned neighbor named Bob
Seefeldt and a police officer visited the home, where they discovered the remains of Katie, Kara, and Erin. Katie had been stripped to the waist, raped, and stabbed 15 times. Semen was
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Eastburn killings, Hennis visited the local police station on May 15, where he submitted to interrogation by Watts and Bittle. When questioned, Hennis acknowledged that he had picked up the Eastburns' dog on May 7 but had no other contact with Katie apart from a phone
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December 2017, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces ruled that it was unable to force the United States Government to provide additional financial support to Hennis' request for the services of a lawyer with experience in capital cases, a mitigation specialist, and a fact investigator.
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September 2013, Hennis filed a second challenge at the Army Court of Criminal Appeals against the Army's jurisdiction to try him. This petition was denied in October 2013. In November 2013, Hennis appealed for the Army Court to reconsider its decision, suggesting that the petition be reviewed by
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October 2019, Hennis' lawyers filed an appeal at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, challenging the Army's jurisdiction to try Hennis citing constitutional double jeopardy prohibitions. In late February 2020, the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces affirmed the U.S. Army Court of
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During the retrial held in April 1989, Beaver and
Richardson represented Hennis while the prosecution consisted of Calvin Colyer and John Dickson, who had replaced VanStory. The defense challenged the prosecution's witnesses and evidence, focusing on star witness Cone's criminal offenses following
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Hennis's alibi that he had returned home on the night of May 9 after dropping his family at the in-laws was challenged when his former girlfriend Nancy Maeser told investigators that he had made an impromptu visit to her home. Investigators also focused on the fact that Hennis had brought a black
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In addition to Cone, Watts and Bittle utilized other witnesses and evidence. Investigators determined that Katie's stolen ATM card had been used twice, on the night of May 10 and the morning of May 11, with the two transactions amounting to a total of US$ 300. Investigators sought to link this to
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January 2011, Hennis' attorneys called for Hennis to be given a new trial because a North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation lab worker named Brenda Bissette Dew, who testified at Hennis' first trial, but not the third trial, was under investigation for writing misleading reports in other
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Trotter of the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office attended a detectives' seminar on advanced criminal-intelligence techniques, which discussed the Eastburn murders as a case study. After conversing with the journalist Scott Whisnant, who had covered the Eastburn murder
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In addition, Beaver and Richardson presented footprints, blood, and hair samples that did not match Hennis or the victims. The defense also presented Hennis' "Members Only" jacket, which had been tested to prove there were no bloodstains. Hennis also took the witness stand during the retrial.
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In January 2012, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the U.S. District Court's 2009 decision to dismiss Hennis' petition and deferred discussion of jurisdiction until Hennis' military appeals had been exhausted. In addition, the Acting Commander of Fort Bragg approved Hennis' murder
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During the trial, VanStory and his team put forth the theory that Hennis had taken advantage of his wife Angela's absence to initiate a romantic relationship with the married Katie Eastburn. Katie had rebuffed his offer, leading Hennis to kill her and her two older children. In addition, the
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Beaver and Richardson also challenged the prosecution's female witness, who had sighted Hennis near the ATM on the morning of May 11, pointing out that she had initially told the investigators that she did not see Hennis but changed her story on the eve of the trial. In addition, Beaver and
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cases. Prosecutor Jody Young questioned the defense attorneys' motives because they had argued that Hennis had consensual intercourse with the victim, Kathryn, before her murder. Judge Colonel Parrish denied the defense's request to obtain documents from the investigation into the SBI lab.
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Hennis' court-martial at Fort Bragg began on March 17, 2010, and lasted for three weeks. For the court-martial, Hennis enlisted the services of military lawyer Frank Spinner and two uniformed lawyers. The prosecution was represented by Army Captains Matt Scott and Nathan Huff. Colonel
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ordered that Hennis be court-martialed on three counts of premeditated murder. In December 2007, Hennis appealed this decision because the Army lacked jurisdiction, but this petition was denied on April 2008. In May 2008, Hennis appealed against the court martial decision at the
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in 1988, taking up a liaison role with the Royal Air Force. Gary subsequently met and married an English nurse in 1991, who became Jana's stepmother. After retiring from the US Air Force, he worked overseas for several years before returning to the States, settling down in
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presided over the court martial proceedings while a jury panel of 14 military officers and non-commissioned personnel was convened. During the trial, the prosecution focused on the DNA evidence, with the prior eyewitness accounts as corroborating evidence.
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test of the walls and master bathroom indicated that somebody had tried unsuccessfully to clean up the crime scene. After returning to Fayetteville, Gary Eastburn helped Bittle and Watts identify missing items, including an envelope of cash, Katie's
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Hennis being late on his monthly rent payment and his prior convictions for writing bad checks. In addition, a female witness who visited the ATM shortly after the second transaction on May 11 had witnessed a blond man matching Hennis' description.
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prosecution drew upon Cone and the female's eyewitness accounts and the transactions resulting from Katie's stolen ATM card. For added psychological effect, the prosecution presented several graphic crime scene photographs to the jury.
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Following ten hours of deliberation, the jury found Hennis guilty of three counts of first degree murder and one count of first degree rape. On July 8, he was subsequently sentenced to death. Hennis was transferred to death row at the
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the first trial. They also attacked Cone's testimony that the weather on the night of the murder was fair. By contrast, a meteorologist and helicopter pilot called by the defense testified that the weather had been overcast.
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also found inside her body. Kara had been stabbed repeatedly in the chest, while Erin had been bludgeoned in the chest and back. The youngest child, Jana, survived the attack, but was dehydrated and suffering from
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On the first night of the investigation, a janitor named Patrick Cone approached Bittle and Watts, telling them that he had witnessed a tall white man dressed in jeans, a knit cap, and a black "
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and Somalia. Hennis received several awards and accolades for his service. In 1998, Hennis and his family, who were now joined by their six-year-old son Andrew, moved to
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392:"Dear Mr. Hennis, I did the crime, I murdered the Eastburns. Sorry you're doin the time. I'll be safely out of North Carolina when you read this. Thanks, Mr. X."
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in 1980. Hennis later married. He and his wife, Angela, had a daughter in 1985. Around May 1985, Hennis worked as a parachute rigger at
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with the United States Supreme Court. The United States Supreme Court denied the writ on January 11, 2021.
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trials, Trotter learned that detectives had extracted semen from Katie's body using a vaginal swab. Since
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Timothy Hennis responded to the ad, visiting the Eastburn family home. Hennis's young family owned a
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were the murders of Kathryn "Katie" Eastburn and her daughters, Kara and Erin, which occurred in
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Gary Eastburn relocated with his surviving daughter Jana to a U.S. Air Force base north of
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Criminal Appeals' verdict rejecting Hennis' appeal against the court martial proceedings.
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1057:"The Relationship Between Dual Sovereignty and Double Jeopardy: the Trials of Tim Hennis"
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released an episode covering Eastburn family murders and trials of Hennis.
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all of the court's judges instead of a panel. This appeal was also denied.
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airs at 8 p.m. Sunday and Monday on ABC, Rochester cable channels 5 and 6"
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at the time. After chatting with Katie, Hennis took home Dixie.
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Paparella, Andrew; Gomstyn, Alice (September 1, 2011).
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in 1976. His father, Robert Hennis, was a manager at
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939:North Carolina Department of Public Safety
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491:prohibits retrials after acquittals, the
1160:Paparella, Andrew (September 17, 2010).
578:United States ex rel. Hirshberg v. Cooke
288:. On May 7, 1985, 27-year-old U.S. Army
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935:"Offender Information Timothy B Hennis"
800:Schmidle, Nicholas (November 7, 2011).
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1024:Dooley, Sean (September 16, 2010).
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564:in Kansas, where he remains today.
558:United States Disciplinary Barracks
150:United States Disciplinary Barracks
1515:Murder trials in the United States
1266:Brooks, Drew (December 11, 2017).
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854:Patterson, Thom (July 18, 2014).
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16:1985 murders in the United States
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501:Uniform Code of Military Justice
444:. He saw service in Iraq during
1399:"Death Row Stories: Tim Hennis"
551:Second imprisonment and appeals
645:. Tim Hennis was portrayed by
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460:New evidence and third trial
406:North Carolina Supreme Court
364:First trial and imprisonment
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493:United States Constitution
1437:The Fayetteville Observer
1369:"Hennis v. United States"
1273:The Fayetteville Observer
1103:The Fayetteville Observer
1098:"Timothy Hennis Timeline"
802:"Three Trials for Murder"
672:crime documentary series
497:dual sovereignty doctrine
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386:Raleigh, North Carolina
227:United States Air Force
163:Eastburn family murders
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489:Double Jeopardy Clause
446:Operation Desert Storm
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221:. Gary Eastburn was a
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1243:. February 4, 2014.
1236:The Washington Times
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996:. January 17, 1996.
519:XVIII Airborne Corps
250:Rochester, Minnesota
246:Timothy Baily Hennis
107:Kathryn Eastburn, 31
52:Rochester, Minnesota
35:Timothy Baily Hennis
235:Montgomery, Alabama
231:Pope Air Force Base
82:Premeditated murder
911:. April 25, 2010.
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505:Lieutenant General
334:Chevrolet Chevette
286:Beeline Grab Bragg
262:United States Army
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146:Imprisoned at
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