Glenn R. Williamson

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  Published on: 9/20/2008    Last Visited: 9/20/2008  

  "No motive is known to the commonwealth," Frederick County Commonwealth's Attorney Glenn Williamson said.
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  Jephson, who was handcuffed and in ankle shackles, stared straight ahead as Williamson recalled the night of the murders.
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  Williamson said Lillie Orndorff, Samuel's wife and Amanda's mother, left her home at 837 Hunting Ridge Road around 6:30 p.m. Oct. 5, 2006, to go to work.
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  Williamson said Lillie eventually called her son Joseph Orndorff, who drove to his parents' home and found Christopher lying in a puddle of blood outside the bathroom door.
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  Both died from gunshot wounds to the head and back, Williamson said.

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  Frederick County Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Glenn Williamson

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  Frederick County Commonwealth's Attorney Glenn Williamson said Friday that his decision to enter a plea agreement with Jephson's attorneys was a difficult one, especially since Jephson did not deny responsibility for the crimes.
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  Williamson rejected two plea agreements proposed by Coyne and Flood before accepting the offer approved Friday.
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  "The worst possible outcome imaginable in this case would be that the defendant would be found ,not guilty,' and be set free out into society where he would post a substantial risk to all the citizens," Williamson said in a written statement he distributed after Jephson's hearing."With this plea agreement and under the law as it is now, this will never happen."
  
  He said he could not have predicted a jury's verdict and that the prosecution's evidence was largely circumstantial because no witnesses were available to describe the crimes.
  
  Still, Williamson said, he understands why some of the victims' relatives wanted Jephson sentenced to death.
  
  "Personally, I think the death penalty would be the appropriate sentence," he said after Friday's proceedings.
  
  Williamson said some people will be upset because their tax dollars will pay to incarcerate Jephson for the rest of his life, but a death sentence might have cost much more.

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  Published on: 9/18/2008    Last Visited: 9/18/2008  

  Frederick County Commonwealth's Attorney Glenn Williamson declined to say Wednesday whether Jephson will enter a guilty plea.
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  Williamson said this week that he and the victims' family members would make a statement to the press after Friday's court proceedings.
  
  "I'm not saying anything until Friday," he said.
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  Putman said Williamson told her and her family that the plea agreement, which reportedly calls for Jephson to be sentenced to life in prison, was the best deal the defendant could get in the case.
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  "Williamson said it's not up to us."

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  Published on: 9/6/2008    Last Visited: 9/6/2008  

  Frederick County Commonwealth's Attorney Glenn R. Williamson said Nelson tried to run over his wife Judy Nelson with a pickup truck after stabbing her numerous times with a steak knife.
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  "He had a handful of knives and he was hell-bent on killing his wife," Williamson said Friday at the sentencing hearing.
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  Williamson said the couple's teenage son had to jump on the defendant to prevent him from killing his wife.
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  Williamson asked the court Friday to sentence Nelson to 12 years and eight months in prison — the maximum term allowed under a plea agreement Nelson and his attorney, Paul Thomson, reached with the Frederick County Commonwealth's Attorney's Office in July.
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  "He wasn't a good person that day," Williamson said, adding that the defendant had taken no responsibility for his actions.

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  A woman in the home was sexually assaulted during the break-in, Commonwealth's Attorney Glenn R. Williamson said.

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  On Friday, Commonwealth's Attorney Glenn Williamson told Prosser there were "evidentiary issues" involved with Ashley's case.
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  "There's a certificate of blood withdrawn that's supposed to be attached to the vial, and it was not attached," Williamson said.

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  Wray's attorney, Roger A. Inger of Winchester, presented Judge John R. Prosser and Frederick County Commonwealth's Attorney Glenn R. Williamson a letter that Wray's physician faxed to Inger's office Friday morning.
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  "I'm sure it won't happen again," Williamson said following Friday's court proceeding.
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  Williamson told the court that Wray worked at the Fitness Zone as a contract personal trainer.Williamson said Wray collected money from his clients, but failed to pay the Fitness Zone its portion of the funds.

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  Commonwealth's Attorney Glenn Williamson said prosecutors wanted to rescind the agreement because Skinner had failed to cooperate with its conditions, which called for him to testify against the other defendants.

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  Judge John R. Prosser accepted a plea agreement offered by Winchester defense attorney Roger A. Inger and Frederick County Commonwealth's Attorney Glenn R. Williamson.
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  In his evidentiary summary, Williamson told the court that Wray worked at the Fitness Zone as a contract personal trainer.Williamson said Wray collected money from his clients, but failed to pay the Fitness Zone its portion of the funds.

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