Marc Karun, now 60, is charged with murder, kidnapping and murder with special circumstances. He faces the possibility of life without parole. The murder with special circumstances charge is due to the victim being under the age of 16.
Flynn’s death haunted the community for generations. In fact, one prospective juror was excused after she told attorneys this crime traumatized her as a child. Others said the subject matter of the case—the murder of a child—would make it difficult to be fair and impartial and were excused as well.
Three jurors were seated on Wednesday. A total of 16 people will be selected—12 jurors, plus four alternates.
2024, he pleaded guilty to the federal gun charges, which allowed the homicide case to move forward.
Jury selection will continue over the next few weeks. The trial is slated to start Monday, March 30 and is expected to conclude by Monday, April 20.
Kathy Flynn, 11, disappeared on Sept. 23, 1986 while walking home from her middle school in Norwalk. The next morning she was found raped and strangled in the woods about 100 feet from the path she always took home. The case remained cold for decades until advances in DNA technology helped lead...
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