David Temple Faces Sentencing for Murdering Pregnant Wife in 1999

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David Temple, a former Alief football coach twice convicted of murdering his pregnant wife, will face a new jury to determine his punishment 24 years after the crime. Temple was convicted in 2007 and sentenced to life, but the conviction was overturned in 2016 after it was found that prosecutors withheld evidence. He was found guilty again in a new trial three years later, but the jury was deadlocked on sentencing, leading to a mistrial. The new jury's choices for punishment range from life in prison to probation.
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