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Attorney seeks trial delay for Fort Wayne man accused of quadruple murder

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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP): The attorney for a Fort Wayne man accused of killing three people, including a pregnant woman, is seeking a trial delay now that prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against his client.

Twenty-year-old Marcus Dansby was formally notified during a Friday hearing in Allen Superior Court that prosecutors will seek the death penalty if he’s convicted in the killings.

Dansby is charged with killing 37-year-old Consuela Arrington and two of her children in September. Prosecutors have filed four murder charges because one of the victims, Dansby’s former girlfriend, was 8 1/2 months pregnant.

Dansby’s attorney, Nikos Nakos, says he sought a delay because the death penalty filing makes the case “more complicated.”

Dansby has maintained his innocence.

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