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9:19Now PlayingIn a quick deliberation, Iowa jurors found Tyler Dazey guilty of first-degree murder in the death of his mother, Jennifer Dazey, and the family's dog, Echo, in January 2024. Tyler Dazey was not present in the courtroom throughout his murder trial. He believed his mother was practicing witchcraft and was found without any clothes when he was arrested. The judge offered Dazey to come to the courthouse or listen via audiostream to hear the verdict, but he told jail staff he was "not interested."
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Tyler Dazey was charged with first-degree murder after his mother was found murdered and beaten inside her Iowa home. When police discovered Jennifer Dazey dead, she had brutal injuries to her head, neck, and face. Tyler Dazey allegedly told police that his mother was practicing witchcraft before murdering Jennifer and the family dog. Dazey could face up to life behind bars if convicted. The 28-year-old was deemed competent for trial after a series of evaluations.
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