‘That's News to Me’: Judge Baffled by Possible Plea Deal in Violent Florida Murder
March 27, 2026
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8:26Now Playing‘That's News to Me’: Judge Baffled by Possible Plea Deal in Violent Florida Murder
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as posted by the channelJordan Aronson, who is accused of killing his uncle with a car and leaving the scene, revealed in court that he intends to plead guilty — but there’s a catch. Aronson’s new attorney told Judge Gregory Green, “This is not going to go to trial. This is going to be resolved by way of a plea,” to which Green responded, “Well, that’s news to me." Aronson faces 20 years in prison if he’s convicted as charged, but the prosecutor’s office has extended a plea agreement to the defendant.
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