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Judgment hearing set in Michelle Young wrongful death suit


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Jason & Michelle Young
Jason & Michelle Young

A hearing has been set for March 16 to determine the monetary judgment in a wrongful death lawsuit involving the husband of a slain Wake County woman.

In December, a judge ruled Jason Young was responsible for the Nov. 3, 2006, beating death of his wife, Michelle Young, who was found dead inside their home near Raleigh.

No one has been charged in her death, but Jason Young has been named a suspect in the case.

The civil judgment has nothing to do with guilt or innocence in the criminal case, but it means he won't be able to collect benefits from his wife's insurance policy.

It also means Michelle Young's mother, Linda Fisher, of Sayville, N.Y., will be able to seek compensation that would go Michelle and Jason Young's daughter, Cassidy.

The March 16 hearing is expected to determine how much.

Earlier this month, Jason Young and Fisher reached a settlement in a custody case involving Cassidy. Under that agreement, he will share custody of the child with Michelle Young's sister, Meredith Fisher.

RELATED TOPICS: Wake County, Raleigh

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I wondered when this hearing would finally take place. It seems the Fisher family is finally seeing some measure of justice. This suit and the custody suit. Now if the wimpy DA would get his ducks in a row and indict the husband, that poor murdered woman might finally be avenged.

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