Jason
Rose, a suspect in the Board-walk
Apartments fire, appears in court Friday.
Rose, 20,
is charged with three counts
of felony murder and one count of
aggravated arson.
(Photo by Scott McClurg)
Jason Rose, a
suspect in the
Boardwalk
Apartments fire,
appears in court
for a motions
hearing.
(Photo by Scott
McClurg)
Jason Allen
Rose, 20, of
Lawrence, makes
his first
appearance
Wednesday at
Douglas County
Jail.
Rose is
charged with
three counts of
first-degree
murder and one
count of
aggravated arson
in the blaze at
Boardwalk
Apartments.
(Photo by Richard
Gwin)
Jason Allen Rose
makes his first
appearance at
the Douglas
County Jail as
Douglas County
Dist. Atty.
Charles Branson
speaks during a
video conference.
Rose is charged
with three
counts of first-degree
murder and one
count of
aggravated arson.
(Photo by Richard
Gwin)
Jason Allen Rose reads the charges against him in the deadly Boardwalk Apartment fire.
(Photo by Richard Gwin)
Jason Allen Rose
Jason Rose leaves the court room at the Douglas County Law Enforcement Center Friday.
The jury brought in the verdict just after 11:30 a.m.
(Photo by Richard Gwin)
Jason Rose exits the court room on May 11, 2007, after the jury convicted him of involuntary
manslaughter, aggravated arson and aggravated battery.
(Photo by Richard Gwin)
Attorney Ron Evans looks to the crowd as Jason Rose closes his eyes while the verdicts come in.
(Photo by Richard Gwin)
Jason Allen Rose walks out of court Monday morning after receiving a 122-month sentence for
the October 2005 fire at Boardwalk Apartments in the 500 block of Fireside Drive.
Three people were killed in the fire, and 17 others were injured.
(Photo by Richard Gwin)
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