SOMERVILLE, Tenn. (AP) _ A man accused of leading robberies on gambling houses in Tennessee and Mississippi has also been indicted on murder, robbery and arson charges for the Tennessee robbery in which six gamblers died.

Dennis Harris, 34, of Bolivar, Tenn., was charged by a Hardeman County grand jury with first-degree murder, robbery and arson. His wife, Juanita, 41, was charged with being an accessory to murder and tampering with evidence.

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The indictment was returned Monday but was sealed until Harris and his wife could be notified. Both are in federal custody on related charges.

The indictment accuses Harris of directing the robbery of a rural cabin near Bolivar where six poker players were killed. Their bodies were discovered March 31 in the burned ruins of the cabin 70 miles east of Memphis.

Harris and his wife have been held without bond since they were indicted by a federal grand jury in June.

The federal indictment accuses them of conspiring to commit robbery and arson in which death occurred. The federal arson charge carries the death penalty.

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Harris’ attorney, Clay Mayo, said Friday he expected prosecutors would seek the death penalty against his client.

Also charged with robbery conspiracy in the federal indictment were Harris’ nephew Jammy Adams, 18; James Piper, 29; and Bobby Jacobs, 47.

Prosecutors say the conspiracy involved the holdup at the Bolivar cabin and a similar robbery in nearby Senatobia in northern Mississippi in which five poker players were robbed at gunpoint.

Adams has pleaded guilty to the federal robbery charge and to state charges of second-degree murder in the Bolivar deaths in exchange for a 20-year prison sentence. He is expected to testify against his uncle.

Piper has also pleaded guilty to the federal robbery charge.

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Adams told authorities five of the slain poker players in Bolivar were tied up and left in the cabin, which Harris then set on fire. He said Harris shot one of the men.

SOMERVILLE, Tenn. (AP) _ A man accused of leading robberies on gambling houses in Tennessee and Mississippi has also been indicted on murder, robbery and arson charges for the Tennessee robbery in which six gamblers died.

Dennis Harris, 34, of Bolivar, Tenn., was charged by a Hardeman County grand jury with first-degree murder, robbery and arson. His wife, Juanita, 41, was charged with being an accessory to murder and tampering with evidence.

The indictment was returned Monday but was sealed until Harris and his wife could be notified. Both are in federal custody on related charges.

The indictment accuses Harris of directing the robbery of a rural cabin near Bolivar where six poker players were killed. Their bodies were discovered March 31 in the burned ruins of the cabin 70 miles east of Memphis.

Harris and his wife have been held without bond since they were indicted by a federal grand jury in June.

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The federal indictment accuses them of conspiring to commit robbery and arson in which death occurred. The federal arson charge carries the death penalty.

Harris’ attorney, Clay Mayo, said Friday he expected prosecutors would seek the death penalty against his client.

Also charged with robbery conspiracy in the federal indictment were Harris’ nephew Jammy Adams, 18; James Piper, 29; and Bobby Jacobs, 47.

Prosecutors say the conspiracy involved the holdup at the Bolivar cabin and a similar robbery in nearby Senatobia in northern Mississippi in which five poker players were robbed at gunpoint.

Adams has pleaded guilty to the federal robbery charge and to state charges of second-degree murder in the Bolivar deaths in exchange for a 20-year prison sentence. He is expected to testify against his uncle.

Piper has also pleaded guilty to the federal robbery charge.

Adams told authorities five of the slain poker players in Bolivar were tied up and left in the cabin, which Harris then set on fire. He said Harris shot one of the men.