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Alston guilty of voluntary manslaughter

By Monika Galvydis and Kathleen Meyers | November 10, 2004

After more than five hours of deliberation, at 9:20 p.m. last night a jury found former University student Andrew Alston guilty of voluntary manslaughter, punishable by 1 to 10 years in prison. The courtroom remained silent after the verdict as the individual jurors voiced confirmation of their consent to the decision.

Prosecution calls witnesses at trial

By Monika Galvydis and Kathleen Meyers | November 5, 2004

Testimony from Virginia Chief Medical Examiner Marcella Fierro brought former University student Andrew Alston to tears yesterday during his trial for the second-degree murder of Charlottesville resident Walker Sisk on Nov.

Monika Galvydis and Kathleen Meyers

Alston guilty of voluntary manslaughter

Prosecution calls witnesses at trial

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