After years of appeals, mistrials and changes to Florida’s death penalty law, a judge on Monday will resentence two men convicted in the brutal murders of six people and a dog in a Deltona home in 2004.
Retired Volusia Sheriff Ben Johnson says the brutality of what he found inside the Telford Lane home remains vivid more than 20 years later.
The jury in the resentencing trial for two men convicted in the so-called Xbox murders, the deadliest mass murder in Volusia County’s history, are set to begin deliberations to decide whether they will be sentenced to death.
Closing arguments are expected in the resentencing trial for two men convicted in the so-called Xbox murders, the deadliest mass murder in Volusia County’s history.
The resentencing trial for two men convicted in the so-called Xbox murders, the deadliest mass murder in Volusia County’s history will continue, with the defense for one of the men expected to rest its case this week.
The defense for two men convicted in the so-called Xbox murders, the deadliest mass murder in Volusia County’s history, will continue its case in an ongoing resentencing trial.
Prosecutors are expected to rest their case in the resentencing trial for two men convicted in the so-called Xbox murders, the deadliest mass murder in Volusia County’s history.
Jury selection begins in the resentencing of two men found guilty and sentenced to death in the brutal murders of six people and a dog in a Deltona home in 2004.
A mistrial was declared in the resentencing of two men found guilty and sentenced to death in the brutal murders of six people and a dog in a Deltona home almost 19 years ago.
