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Monday, August 20, 2007

Handyman Denies Involvement

By Dan

The Your Black Muslim Bakery handyman, who police said confessed to the killing of Oakland Post Editor Chauncey Bailey, once again denied, through his attorney, that he was the one who gunned down the journalist, the Oakland Tribune reported Thursday. Instead, Devaughndre Broussard claims he was told by a "high-ranking person from the bakery" to take the fall for the slaying and make up a story about how he did it, Broussard's attorney said. According to the attorney, that order came in the presence of police detectives who brought the high-ranking bakery member into the interview room with Broussard. Police confirmed Thursday that a high-ranking member of the bakery was allowed to speak with Broussard before his confession, but denied the bakery member forced the handyman to lie. According to his attorney, Broussard demanded legal representation during the interrogation but was denied access to an attorney.

 

 

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