Judge

Admissions were ultimately made to the offenses charged. In subsequent interviews by law enforcement, with those in or around the scene, identified both a motive, a method, and a witness to at least two of the four charged murders.

Admissions were ultimately made to the offenses charged. In subsequent interviews by law enforcement, with those in or around the scene, identified both a motive, a method, and a witness to at least two of the four charged murders.

Admissions were ultimately made to the offenses charged. In subsequent interviews by law enforcement, with those in or around the scene, identified both a motive, a method, and a witness to at least two of the four charged murders.

Did you willfully, deliberately, and with malice aforethought, unlawfully kill the person of Kenna L. Gardapi, a human being, to wit by shooting her, which resulted in her death?

Did you willfully, deliberately, and with malice aforethought, unlawfully kill the person of Kenna L. Gardapi, a human being, to wit by shooting her, which resulted in her death?

Did you willfully, deliberately, and with malice aforethought, unlawfully kill the person of Kenna L. Gardapi, a human being, to wit by shooting her, which resulted in her death?

What is your plea to count one murder in the second degree?

What is your plea to count one murder in the second degree?

What is your plea to count one murder in the second degree?

We, the jury, find the defendant, Ezra J. McCandless, guilty of first-degree intentional homicide as charged in the information. And the answer to the special verdict question is yes. Use the dangerous weapon. And you may be seated. All right, ladies and gentlemen, is this your verdict? All right. I'm going to do what's called polling the jury.

We, the jury, find the defendant, Ezra J. McCandless, guilty of first-degree intentional homicide as charged in the information. And the answer to the special verdict question is yes. Use the dangerous weapon. And you may be seated. All right, ladies and gentlemen, is this your verdict? All right. I'm going to do what's called polling the jury.

We, the jury, find the defendant, Ezra J. McCandless, guilty of first-degree intentional homicide as charged in the information. And the answer to the special verdict question is yes. Use the dangerous weapon. And you may be seated. All right, ladies and gentlemen, is this your verdict? All right. I'm going to do what's called polling the jury.

And I'm going to ask each of you if this is your verdict.

And I'm going to ask each of you if this is your verdict.

And I'm going to ask each of you if this is your verdict.

For the Honorable Beverly Canone, the Justice of the Superior Court, this court is in session. Please be seated.

For the Honorable Beverly Canone, the Justice of the Superior Court, this court is in session. Please be seated.

And this would have been the moment you dropped him off at the party.

And this would have been the moment you dropped him off at the party.

And this would have been the moment you dropped him off at the party.