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Jurors in a Santa Clara death penalty case that largely rests on the testimony of a jailhouse snitch listened raptly Wednesday as each side played audiotapes of the informant at work. Jurors stole glances at Deputy District Attorney Lane Liroff as star witness Ty Pham was heard demanding a deal in exchange for testifying against defendants Pov Touch and Van Hang Heang. The two are accused of killing 64-year-old Dong Dinh while his son was testifying against Asian Boyz gang members on trial in Los Angeles.
May 01, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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