YORK -- They communicated by holding up signs in prison windows, secretly meeting at a back wall in the yard, and through discussions over the poker table about the job Deonsae Bryant said he was going to do when he got out of jail. And that job? "I was supposed to kill Michael Crampton," Bryant testified in York County Court on Monday. "I was supposed to shoot him in the head. That way, Bryant told the court, Crampton would not be able to testify against Gregory Hess. Bryant said he was promised not only money, but a work truck and a legitimate job with Hess' company, too. "I was thinking about taking care of my family," Bryant said. But he never got out of jail. Edward...
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