'He Was Troubled': Spanish Teacher Killer's Dad Gives Emotional Testimony at Son's Sentencing
November 14, 2023
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36:24Now Playing'He Was Troubled': Spanish Teacher Killer's Dad Gives Emotional Testimony at Son's Sentencing
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as posted by the channelJohn Goodale, the father of one of the murderers responsible for their Spanish teacher's death, took the stand Tuesday in his son’s sentencing. John continues to say that he believes his son was “troubled" before committing the murder. Jeremy Goodale is to be sentenced for the murder of his Spanish teacher, Nohema Graber. Both he and his classmate, Willard Miller, plotted the murder of their language teacher as revenge for receiving bad grades. Both teens have pleaded guilty—Miller has been sentenced to life in prison, and Goodale still faces sentencing.
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