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...convicted of beating teenager John Hartman to death in 1997.The four men - Vent, Marvin Roberts, Kevin Pease and George Frese - were all sentenced to serve between 33 to 79 years in a Colorado prison. All of them had pleaded not guilty.The...
...years in prison. Barring parole, George Frese will be released from prison in...years in prison. Barring parole, George Frese will be released from prison in...years in prison. Barring parole, George Frese will be released from prison in...
...death of a 15-year-old on a downtown Fairbanks street has been sentenced to 97 years in prison. Barring parole, George Frese will be released from prison in 2077. A judge on Monday suspended 20 years of the sentence for the murder, sexual...
...Vent, 20, was sentenced to a 38-year sentenced, while Marvin Roberts, 22, received 33 years. A fourth man, George Frese, 23, was sentenced previously to serve 77 years for the murder of Hartman and an attack on another man. Frese also...
...knowledge. Pease and Marvin Roberts were found guilty in the 1997 death of 15-year-old John Hartman. Two other men, George Frese, 26, and Eugene Vent, 23, were also convicted in separate trials of participating in the killing. Lawyers for Pease...
...Vent, 20, was sentenced to a 38-year sentenced, while Marvin Roberts, 22, received 33 years. A fourth man, George Frese, 23, was sentenced previously to serve 77 years for the murder of Hartman and an attack on another man. Frese also...
...a person's innocence. Requests from three convicted murderers have reached that stage. Two, Marvin Roberts and George Frese, are from Fairbanks. Roberts and Frese are two of four men convicted of the 1997 killing of 15-year-old John Hartman...
...1997, and of assaulting Frank Dayton on that same night. An Anchorage jury last month convicted a fourth defendant, George Frese, of second-degree murder following a two-week trial. Lawyers for Pease, Roberts and Vent asked the Supreme Court...
...1997, and of assaulting Frank Dayton on that same night. An Anchorage jury last month convicted a fourth defendant, George Frese, of second-degree murder following a two-week trial. Lawyers for Pease, Roberts and Vent asked the Supreme Court...