The murder trial of a Kentucky woman could become an important gay rights case after the woman's partner in a civil union was asked to testify at the murder trial.
The case of Bobbie Jo Clary, who is accused of murdering
a man in Louisville in 2011, has turned into an argument over discrimination and
rights after Kentucky prosecutors subpoened Clary's partner.
Prosecutors say Clary used a hammer to beat and kill George Murphy, 64, at his home in October 2011, and claim that she shared details of the murder with her partner, Geneva Case, according to ABC News affiliate WHAS.
Clary could get the death penalty if convicted. Read more
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