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I mean, there was no way he wasn't going back to prison.

He robbed two salons and killed a woman.

These were indisputable facts.

But was it chivalry gone way wrong?

Or was it a premeditated attempt to secure a place of his own?

It's possible no one will ever know, but the jury would seal his fate.

No matter what, Tom would probably spend the rest of his life in jail.

But Ohio also has the death penalty.

Which is a good thing, but they should use it a lot more.

The relationship Tom wanted with his son was never going to happen.

at least not outside of prison walls.

Thomas E. Nuff Jr.

was convicted of two counts of aggravated murder for killing John Mann and Regina Capobianco, along with multiple other charges, aggravated burglary, gross abuse of a corpse, kidnapping, conspiracy, tampering with evidence, and theft-related offenses.

This meant Tom's son lost a father.

Because of Tom's actions, he would never get the chance to go to one of his kids' games and walk him out onto the field.

But his son wasn't the only one who suffered.

Two lives were lost.

Regina may have been a bit of a wild card, but she mattered to her family, to her friends.

She was a person.

And no matter what her life choices, she didn't deserve what happened to her.