Fulton County Chief Assistant District Attorney Clint Rucker (right) speaks with attorney Adam Abbate during the second day of jury selection for the Tex McIver case before Fulton County Chief Judge Robert McBurney on Tuesday. (Photo: Alyssa Pointer/The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Fulton County prosecutors have subpoenaed journalists from four news organizations that have covered the shooting death of Atlanta attorney Tex McIver's wife, Diane. But they have been circumspect about what it is they want to know.
March 08, 2018 at 03:09 PM
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In their quest to convince a jury that Atlanta attorney Tex McIver intentionally shot and killed his wife, Fulton County prosecutors have subpoenaed journalists who reported on Diane McIver’s death to testify at his murder trial.
Reporters from the Atlanta’s WSB-TV, WAGA-TV and the Daily Report have been subpoenaed, and a court order was also granted certifying a former Atlanta Journal-Constitution reporter, now living in New York, as a material witness.
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