ICE CREAM MAN MURDER | VERDICT WATCH: Jury Is Deadlocked. Judge Says Keep Trying - Court TV
February 21, 2020
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as posted by the channel#BREAKING: After 6 hours of deliberations the Jury is DEADLOCKED in the Ice Cream Man Murder Trial. The judge has read the Allen charge and instructs them to keep trying.
ICE CREAM MAN MURDER TRIAL | FL v. Keetley
An ice cream man is facing a life sentence for alleged revenge murders nearly 10 years ago that claimed the lives of two innocent men.
Michael Keetley, 48, is accused of fatally shooting brothers Juan and Sergio Guitron on Nov. 25, 2010, in Ruskin, Fla. He is also accused of the attempted murder of three others in the Thanksgiving Day shooting rampage.
Prosecutors say Keetley planned the crime spree after he was robbed and shot 10 months earlier. The incident left Keetley permanently disabled and unable to work. Evidence reportedly found in the defendant’s home shows Keetley’s obsession with finding the people who attacked him, focusing on a Hispanic person named “Creeper.”
It was later determined all seven men had nothing to do with the initial attack on Keetley.
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