SAN ANTONIO – A person accused of brutally attacking his ex-wife and two younger daughters previous this yr, killing one of them, used to be in court for his first appearance since his indictment.
Stephen Clare is charged with capital homicide, tried capital homicide and annoyed attack with a dangerous weapon.
On April 10 at a house within the 500 block of Robinhood Place, Clare is accused of capturing his ex-wife Mariah Clare and stabbing his two younger daughters, killing the youngest 11-month-old Willow Clare.
In court Wednesday, Stephen Clare made a short lived appearance as his legal professionals and the state conferred.
Judge Joel Perez within the 437th District Court requested the state if they’d be searching for the dying penalty on this case.
Prosecutor Tamara Strauch stated the District Attorney’s administrative center committee, who makes the verdict, hasn’t made one but.
No different updates got at the case and Perez reset the case for 60 days.
If the District Attorney’s administrative center does continue with the dying penalty, it will be the first since the Otis McKane case in 2021.
McKane used to be discovered accountable and sentenced to dying within the homicide of SAPD Det. Benjamin Marconi.
McKane’s legal professionals Raymond Fuchs and Daniel De La Garza at the moment are representing Clare.
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