VERDICT EXPECTED IN ANTIFREEZE CASE; JUDGE RESERVED DECISION LAST MONTH IN 2ND-DEGREE MURDER CASE AGAINST MITZI BADGER.(Local)

From: The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY) | Date: November 8, 2001 | Copyright information

Byline: Jim O'Hara Staff writer

Mitzi Badger will learn today whether she faces a state prison sentence as a convicted killer in the antifreeze poisoning of her estranged husband, or whether she is cleared of any criminal responsibility for the death.

Visiting Lewis County Judge Joseph McGuire, fresh off a Tuesday win in his bid to move up the judicial ladder to a state Supreme Court position, is due back in Syracuse this afternoon to deliver his verdict.

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