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Article: Va. Jury Sentences Gas Station Slayer To Electric Chair
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- The Washington Post
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- October 24, 1987
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A Prince William County jury decided yesterday that Tony A.
Mackall should be executed in Virginia's electric chair for shooting
a Woodbridge gas station attendant to death during a holdup last
December.
Circuit Judge Herman A. Whisenant Jr. will impose sentence on
Dec. 18. Under Virginia law, he can reduce the jury's death
sentence. If he does not, Mackall, 23, will become the 33rd person
on Virginia's death row, and the third person there because of a
crime committed in Northern Virginia.
Mackall, who was convicted on Wednesday of capital murder,
robbery and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony, sat
solemnly as the court clerk read the jury's decision, which came
after two ...
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