<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2GT1Sf_0wIVmnuB00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2GT1Sf_0wIVmnuB00" width="612" height="466" ><figcaption>Alias Reed (Austin Svehla, Norfolk Daily News) Austin Svehla</figcaption></figure>The man accused of killing two men at a Bloomfield bowling alley in February could face the death penalty after a prosecutor on Tuesday filed a notice of aggravating circumstances in the case. The Norfolk Daily News' Austin Svehla is reporting Alias Reed, 26, is charged with two counts each of first-degree murder and use of a firearm to commit a felony in connection to the fatal shootings of Curt Strom, 77, and William Reffett, 49, at Curt’s Lanes and Dining in Bloomfield on Feb. 20. Deputy Knox County attorney Hanna Knox Jensen filed the notice of aggravators in connection to the killings, alleging that at the time of each alleged murder, another murder was committed.In first-degree murder cases, prosecutors may allege that certain aggravating circumstances are present, making the death penalty a possibility. If jurors were to convict Reed, they would then be tasked with determining whether the killings were aggravated.If aggravating circumstances were to be found, Reed’s case would go before a three-judge panel to determine whether he should be sentenced to death or life in prison.Read the entire Norfolk Daily News story at this link: https://norfolkdailynews.com/select/prosecutors-pursuing-death-penalty-against-bloomfield-double-homicide-suspect/article_9d47449c-9090-11ef-a40e-873c0fabf3e3.html</div></body>

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Prosecutors pursuing death penalty against Bloomfield double homicide suspect

The man accused of killing two men at a Bloomfield bowling alley in February could face the death penalty after a prosecutor on Tuesday filed a notice of aggravating circumstances in the case. The Norfolk Daily News' Austin Svehla is reporting Alias Reed, 26, is charged with two counts each...