A man on Connecticut's death row for the murder of a suburban …
Steven Hayes (l) and Joshua Komisarjevsky (r), following their arrests in the July, 2007 fatal home invasion in Cheshire.
Steven Hayes (l) and Joshua Komisarjevsky (r), following their arrests in the July, 2007 fatal home invasion in Cheshire.
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Updated: Tuesday, 13 Dec 2011, 2:49 PM EST
Published : Tuesday, 13 Dec 2011, 2:49 PM EST
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) - Two Connecticut men condemned to die for killing a mother and her two daughters in a home invasion will be in the same prison for the first time since the 2007 crime, but their attorneys and experts say they are likely to have little, if any, interaction.
A jury decided Friday Joshua Komisarjevsky, should face death by lethal injection. His accomplice, Steven Hayes, was sentenced to death last year.
Hayes and Komjisarjevsky blamed each other for escalating the crime, but prosecutors say it took both men to carry out the killings.
Komisarjevsky's attorney says he's in a medical unit, a standard procedure for a few days to ensure inmates don't harm themselves.
Attorney Jeremiah Donovan says Komisarjevsky remains bitter toward Hayes and any conversation between them would be "very unpleasant."
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