JACKSON, Tenn. (AP) - Attorneys working the case of a man who is accused in a Tennessee woman’s death have met with potential jurors before selection begins in roughly six weeks.
The Jackson Suns reports that jury selection will begin Sept. 9 before Zachary Rye Adams is tried following his not guilty plea to kidnapping, rape and murder charges in the death of Holly Bobo. Attorneys met with potential jurors on Thursday in Hardin County, asking that some be prepared to return for selection and ready to listen Sept. 11 when the trial begins.
Some jurors have been released for their death penalty beliefs, which prosecutors are seeking.
Bobo disappeared from her Parsons home in April 2011. Authorities say in September 2014 two men found the 20-year-old’s skull in a Decatur County wooded area.
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Information from: The Jackson Sun, https://www.jacksonsun.com
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