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FILE - In this July 16, 2014 file photo, Kimberlyn Scott poses for a portrait in Makawao, Hawaii. Scott's daughter, Carly &quot;Charli&quot; Scott, went missing in Feb. 2014. Steven Capobianco, convicted of murder and arson in the Hawaii death of Scott, his pregnant ex-girlfriend, is scheduled to be sentenced Friday, March 24, 2017. After jurors found Capobianco guilty of murder, they determined the crime was especially heinous, which makes it possible for a judge to sentence him to life in prison without possibility for parole. (AP Photo/Oskar Garcia, File)

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The Latest: Prosecutor: Verdicts justice for Maui murder

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FILE - In this Dec. 28, 2016 file photo, Steven Capobianco stands as he is declared guilty in his trial in Wailuku. Hawaii. Jurors who found the Maui man guilty of murder in the death of his pregnant ex-girlfriend and must now decide whether the killing was especially heinous. Capobianco faces life in prison. This verdict will determine whether he can receive an enhanced sentence of life in prison without the possibility for parole. /The News via AP)

Jury agrees pregnant Maui woman’s murder was heinous

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FILE - In this July 15, 2014 file photo, Steven Capobianco appears in court in Wailuku, Hawaii. Capobianco was the ex-boyfriend of Carly &quot;Charli&quot; Scott, who was five months pregnant when she disappeared in 2014. A jury Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2016, found Capobianco guilty of murder and arson charges in the death of Scott. (Matthew Thayer/Maui News via AP, File)

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