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The jury went out at 5 a.m. yesterday, and more delierate until this morning, when a short break was for Breakfast. Additional resources can be found on our Kansas State Public Records page, on city pages, and on topic pages with the navigation at the top. If this plan is carried out, is dependent on the result of the movement relative to the jurymen. He and Fred persons, LaCygne, undertaker, testified that Mrs. Scott was twice wounded, in the left and right Breasts, respectively. Also, he said he didn't want to be seen with Arlene Scott in the public because of the rumors that her reputation might already afloat about you, more damage. He told of the defendant, is called, by the county attorney in the room where his wife lay dead and called into question. Defense evidence introduced, until today at noon does not vary in previous studies, was said to be. Scott, of LaCygne, today submitted a request to the Supreme court to ask permission to make statements about the qualifications of the jurors found Scott guilty, the woman, the murder last 1. May. The witness said that the couple had no Luggage and that he collected, therefore, the room in advance. Scott's plan is not it, the PDB, the high court, that the jurors were ineligible to serve, and a re-recording of the proceedings in the lower court.