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| Decatur, Ala. | Monday, May 21, 2012 |
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Man pleads guilty in Tanner home invasion
ATHENS — One of three men accused of invading a Tanner home in October 2010 pleaded guilty Tuesday, Limestone County District Attorney Brian Jones said.
Joshua Ray Cowan, 27, of Elkmont pleaded …
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The other two should seriously consider doing the same if they have any sense at all. I know the family involved, and I can't think of any jury in Limestone county who would have any kind of sympathy towards anyone who tried to hurt or rob good people like the Haneys. Their attorney might like to play head games and drag this thing out, but just about any prosecutor assigned to the case could get a conviction in less than a day. The other two need to think long and hard about taking their lumps now before a jury hears the victims' testimonies.