<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>PIKETON — Attorneys for a woman facing charges in connection with an Ohio family massacre have filed a motion to have obstruction of justice and perjury charges against her dismissed.
Fredericka Wagner’s son, daughter-in-law and<wm> husband filed notice in court documents to dismiss the “Extortion,” a first-degree murder conviction related to the deaths of four members of the Hamburger’s family in 1989.
In the notice, the trio claimed a state law or government action is not sufficient and should have been brought. They want the judge to return a verdict to the court. They say Wagner would have been under pressure and coercion. They seek to keep one of the prosecutors involved on this case. Wagner’s lawyer is asking for</wm> a dismissal of the “Extortion,” a first-degree murder charge as the “the largest in its