Pr. George’s cop botches Miranda rights in double murder, judge says

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A videotaped confession in a high-profile double murder can’t be used as evidence because a Prince George’s County police detective failed to clearly read a suspect his rights, according to the Maryland Court of Special Appeals.

Terris T. Luckett, who has entered a plea of insanity, is set to go to trial in November in the murder of his wife and his son’s football coach, both of whom he allegedly shot after thinking the pair was having an affair, according to court records.

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