Doyle
04-08-2004, 07:41 AM
If a Michigan jury can't convict confessed serial killer Coral Eugene Watts, another murder charge could await him in Texas, where he is set to be released from prison in 2006 on a burglary conviction, a prosecutor said Tuesday.
"We are not going to forget Coral Eugene Watts," Waller County District Attorney Oliver Kitzman said Tuesday shortly after Gov. Rick Perry signed an extradition request to send Watts to Michigan to face a murder charge. "We have a viable case against Coral Eugene Watts here in Waller County if it becomes appropriate to prosecute him."
Watts admitted killing 13 women in a 1982 plea agreement but received immunity in the slayings in exchange for a 60-year sentence for burglary with intent to commit murder.
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"We are not going to forget Coral Eugene Watts," Waller County District Attorney Oliver Kitzman said Tuesday shortly after Gov. Rick Perry signed an extradition request to send Watts to Michigan to face a murder charge. "We have a viable case against Coral Eugene Watts here in Waller County if it becomes appropriate to prosecute him."
Watts admitted killing 13 women in a 1982 plea agreement but received immunity in the slayings in exchange for a 60-year sentence for burglary with intent to commit murder.
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