Fain Found Guilty on Peeping Charge
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SUNNYVALE, Calif. — Convicted killer-rapist William Archie Fain was found guilty Friday of peeping through a window in a south San Jose apartment while out of prison on parole.
Municipal Judge William F. Martin, who heard the case without a jury, convicted Fain despite his defense that he was looking for a faucet to get water for his disabled car.
Fain’s lawyer, Robert Bell, has argued that his client has been prosecuted unfairly because of his notoriety.
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