OTTAWA — Attorneys for convicted murderer Kyle Flack have filed a motion for a new trial. In her filing, Flack’s attorney Maban Wright said there were significant errors in the trial to warrant a new trial. Flack’s trial should have been moved out of Franklin County, that she and her co-attorney Tim Frieden weren’t given a full opportunity to remove jurors who appeared too biased for a conviction, and that certain statements by Flack should not have been allowed to be used as evidence, her filing said. A Franklin County jury convicted Flack March 23 of killing Kaylie Bailey and her 18-month-old daughter Lana Leigh Bailey, Andrew Stout and Steven White three years ago at a farmstead near Fichter. Following a sentencing hearing, the jury recommended the death penalty for Flack for the murders of Kaylie and Lana Leigh Bailey. District Judge Eric Godderz will sentence Flack May 18.
Tuesday, May 10, 3:30 p.m.
