Jury selection is scheduled to begin in the capital murder trial of a former doctor charged in a decade-old double slaying in central Arkansas.
Jury selection is to start Thursday in Conway in the capital murder trial of 63-year-old Richard Conte.
Conte was charged with two counts of capital murder in 2011 in the 2002 shooting deaths of 49-year-old Carter Elliott and 25-year-old Timothy Wayne Robertson in Conway.
Conte has pleaded not guilty to the charges.
The charges were filed shortly before Conte was released from a Nevada prison where he served a sentence for kidnapping his ex-wife, Lark Gathright-Elliott — who was once married to Carter Elliott.
Prosecutor Cody Hiland is not seeking the death penalty in the case and Conte faces life in prison without parole if convicted.