Harford man?s murder trial will not discuss three other suspected victims

Published March 24, 2007 4:00am ET



Lawyers for a man accused of assaulting five women and killing another want the court to avoid discussion of three other women whose bodies were found in a secluded area of Harford County.

Prosecutors and public defenders met for pretrial motions Friday in the murder case against Charles Eugene Burns of Bel Air and agreed they would not speak to the jury about other possible victims who police think may be linked, but whose killings Burns has not been charged with.

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