Rachel Shannon

Yes, he did communicate with Gilad about taking care of the extortion problem, but he wanted it solved in a non-violent way.

These men took advantage of him, knowing that he would give them a big payout.

They went off on their own and killed Will and Holly on their own.

The defense for all of these men told the jury the difference between facts and theories in this case.

Don't just listen to the government's theories.

Listen to the facts and decide for yourselves what truly matters.

The trial lasted a total of two weeks, and after bringing forth all of the evidence and hearing closing arguments on both sides, the jury was off for deliberations.

They ended up deliberating for over seven hours before coming back with their verdicts.

They found both Brian and Adam guilty for charges of murder for hire resulting in death, conspiracy to commit kidnapping, and kidnapping resulting in death.

Meanwhile, Eric Mund was convicted of the conspiracy to commit murder for hire, but he was found not guilty for the kidnapping charges.

For their charges, Brian, Adam, and Eric all received life sentences.

Then, as far as I've seen at this time, Gilad does have yet to be sentenced for his role in this.

It seems to be very delayed, but I don't know the status of Gilad's sentencing or when he will be sentenced.

But as of right now, that is all of the information we know on today's case.

This case is truly a wild one for me because Eric literally had so many options.

He could have gone to the police about this.

He could have just paid the $25,000, which honestly would have saved him a ton of money in the end.

He could have just came clean to his wife.

He did have a prenup with his wife, so it's not like he would have lost a ton of money.

Yes, his reputation would take a hit, but that's his own damn fault.