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 SEVIERVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - A jury was selected Wednesday in the murder trial of a roadside amusement park manager charged after a woman plunged 60 feet to her death from a carnival ride in a Great Smoky Mountains tourist town.
If convicted, Charles Stan Martin could face 25 years in prison for second-degree murder, and another two to four years for reckless homicide.
June Carol Alexander, 51, was killed in March 2004 at Rockin' Raceway after she fell out of a ride shaped like a ship that rocked back and forth, going higher each time until it turned completely upside down.
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