Tarrant County District Attorney Sharen Wilson wants convicted murderer Paul Storey to be given a new hearing.
Tarrant County District Attorney Sharen Wilson filed a brief with the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals asking to grant a new hearing for a man on death row.
In 2006, Paul Storey robbed and killed Jonas Cherry, a putt-putt golf attendant in Hurst. Storey was 22 at the time of the robbery and killing. He and another man made off with only $700. During closing statements the prosecutors told the jury, "it should go without saying that all of Jonas' family and everyone who loved him believe the death penalty is appropriate."
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