Golik: Wolter intended to kill girlfriend  Prosecution makes
case for first-degree murder; defense says defendant brain
damaged  By Paris Achen, Columbian courts reporter    Clark
County Prosecuting Attorney Tony Golik clutched a kitchen knife
with a bent blade as he faced the jury. The knife was one of
five Dennis Wolter used a to kill his estranged girlfriend, Kori
Fredericksen, in May 2011, Golik said during closing arguments
Wednesday in Wolter's murder trial.  When one of the knives bent
or broke, Wolter had to fetch another one to finish the killing.
Each time, Golik said, Wolter had time to reflect for "more than
a moment in time" about what he was doing. That's the standard
for premeditation, Golik said.  Instead, "he went back to his
grisly work," the prosecutor said.  Wolter, 46, is accused of
stabbing Fredericksen, 41, more than 70 times in his Vancouver
home at 1205 W. 39th St. He is charged with first-degree
aggravated murder, which requires prosecutors to prove intent
and premeditation. Though i