BODY FOUND-ARREST ROCKFORD, MICH. (AP) (wgvu) - A 31-YEAR-OLD MAN ARRESTED IN TEXAS IN
THE 2004 SLAYING OF HIS WIFE IN MICHIGAN HAS BEEN ORDERED TO STAND
TRIAL IN THE CASE.
FOLLOWING TWO DAYS OF TESTIMONY, DISTRICT COURT JUDGE STEVEN
SERVASS IN ROCKFORD RULED YESTERDAY THERE WAS ENOUGH EVIDENCE FOR
TIMOTHY DAWSON TO FACE TRIAL ON A FIRST-DEGREE MURDER CHARGE. HIS
NEXT COURT DATE WASN'T IMMEDIATELY SET.
DEFENSE LAWYER CHARLES ROMINGER TELLS WZZM-TV THAT HIS CLIENT
WILL BE ACQUITTED AT TRIAL.
TIMOTHY DAWSON WAS ARRESTED IN JANUARY AT HIS HOME IN KERR
COUNTY, TEXAS.
THE BODY OF 23-YEAR-OLD JULIA DAWSON WAS FOUND IN MONTCALM
COUNTY ABOUT THREE WEEKS AFTER SHE DISAPPEARED.
THE COUPLE LIVED IN SPARTA AT THE TIME. TIMOTHY DAWSON LATER
MOVED TO TEXAS.

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