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ECHO REPORTS— The attorney for Julia Surbaugh, who was twice convicted of first-degree murder in the shooting death of her husband, Michael, told a judge on Sept. 23 that he felt that the amended habeas corpus petition sought by the Court could be filed within the next two months. Surbaugh’s habeas petition alleged various rights…

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