Making the Case: A closer look at AJ Armstrong?s pre-trial held ahead of 3rd trial
Antonio Armstrong Jr. was back in court Wednesday for a pre-trial hearing. He?s being tried for a third time on capital murder charges for the deaths of his parents inside their Bellaire homes in 2016. He?s maintained his innocence through all these trials and the last two ended in hung juries. FOX 26 News Edge Legal Analyst Charles ?Big Angry? Adams shares his insight on what this trial will mean and whether history will repeat itself.
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