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A private investigator who claims he has incriminating evidence against Scott W. Davis, arrested but never indicted for a 1996 killing, is one step closer to testifying before a grand jury in Atlanta. James R. Daws, a private investigator who worked for Davis, was prevented from testifying over a question of attorney-client privilege. Now, a Georgia appeals court has authorized Daws to tell what he knows.
June 15, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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