Gallery: Conviction of Tanya Harden overturned

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Curtis Johnson/The Herald-Dispatch Murder defendant Tanya Harden looks toward her attorney as her 11-year-old son, Brytain, testifies on the state's behalf Tuesday, May 8, 2007, in Cabell Circuit Court.

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Tanya Harden

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File photo/The Herald-Dispatch Jurors needed more time to decide the guilt or innocence of 31-year-old Tanya Harden, right, who is charged with killing her husband in September 2004.

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Curtis Johnson/The Herald-Dispatch This was one of several photos showing the injuries Tanya Harden sustained during a fight with her husband in September 2004.

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Curtis Johnson/The Herald-Dispatch Tanya Harden has declined a plea bargain to felony voluntary manslaughter in the September 2004 death of her husband, Danuel.

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Defendant Tanya Harden wipes tears from her eyes Monday, May 14, 2007, as she testifies on her own behalf during trial at the Cabell County Courthouse. Harden, 31, of Culloden was charged in connection with the shooting death of her husband, Danuel L. Harden. He died Sept. 5, 2004, at the couple's home along Balls Branch Road in Culloden.