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Chuck E. Cheese Killer Gets A Stay Of Execution

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Chuck E. Cheese Killer Gets A Stay Of Execution

DENVER (AP) ― The man sentenced to death for murdering four people at a restaurant in Aurora has been granted a temporary stay of execution.

Nathan Dunlap, 33, claims he didn't get a fair trial because his legal team was ineffective.

On Friday a U.S. district court judge granted the stay while Dunlap's case is reviewed. That could take nearly a year.

Dunlap was convicted of first-degree murder, attempted murder and other charges for shooting five people at a Chuck E. Cheese restaurant in Aurora in December 1993.

Four victims died. The survivor identified Dunlap as the killer.

He was sentenced to death 3 years after the crime.

The Colorado Supreme Court has upheld Dunlap's conviction and sentence three times.

The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear the case last month.

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In 1996, the families of the victims talked with CBS4 about their grief and the loved ones they lost. See the April 25 report and the April 26 report.

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