Lester Holt

The story is, everybody keeps saying because it's true, it's something out of a movie, right?

Yeah, and time is of the essence because ultimately it's about retrieving the jewels before they can be broken down and sold.

So do we know what happened?

All right, for our final story, we're off to an Illinois courthouse for the latest in a case that garnered national attention.

It was the 2024 shooting death of Sonia Massey in her home by then Sheriff's Deputy Sean Grayson.

Remind us about that case.

Massey answered the door for Grayson and a fellow officer and let them into her home.

After noticing there was a pot of water boiling on the stove, Grayson asked Massey to remove it, testifying he took it as a threat.

What happened next was captured on his body cam.

Sue, the video is obviously very upsetting.

It went viral and it raised a lot of questions about the use of deadly force by police officers and it did spark some protests.

Grayson was charged with three counts of first-degree murder, aggravated battery with a firearm, and official misconduct.

He pleaded not guilty.

This week is week two of his trial.

What's the latest?

And we learned Wednesday afternoon that a jury found Sean Grayson guilty of second-degree murder.

Massey's family gathered outside the courthouse after the verdict was delivered, and their lawyer gave a comment.

Okay, Sue.

Well, thanks so much for these updates.

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