cg The Salt Lake Tribune UTAH Friday, January 22, 1999 Attorneys Want Interviews Suppressed in Murder Case ‘THEASSOCIATED PRESS CEDAR CITY — Defense attorneys for a man ac- Court-appointedattorney Steven McCaugheyf iled While Chaining Up on Highway in Wyoming seeing Honie leaving through a side door. They found Benn, 49, face down onthefloor inside her ome. a motion with 5th District Judge Robert Braithwaite on Thursday to suppress interviews police officers cused of murdering a Paiute Tribe substance abuse counselor say police did not adequately inform their client of his Mirandarights. Delta Man Hit, Killed in the Fiddler's Canyon area. There, they reported ty. had with Taberon Dave Honie. Honie, 22, is charged with aggravated murder in the death of Claudia Benn. On July 10, police officers responded to a report of whata neighbor believed were gunshots at a home If convicted, Honie could receive the death penalMcCaugheysaid police read Honie his Miranda rights during their first interview with him, but did not read him his rights in subsequent interviews. Iron County Attorney Scott Burnstold the judge the defense wants to keep the interviews out of trial but use them if thereis a penalty phase. But Burns said prosecutors would throw out the interviews altogether becausehebelie’ the evidence against Honie will be enou gh to convict him. Honie’s attorneys also filed motions to suppress crimescene photosand previouschild abuse allega tions. Braithwaitehas notruled on anyof the motions aeWeaiiimerts coy & Shey 91te THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CROSS TRAINER CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Two people, including a Utah man, New & Exciting Exercise have died recently on Wyoming Simulates Highways, pushing the numberof traffic fatalities in the state to nine this year. 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