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The life sentence was imposed during a hearing in the Guernsey County Common Pleas Court. She will first be eligible for parole in 15 years, said Angler.
Prosecutors said Null was the catalyst behind the fatal shooting in northern Guernsey County that claimed the life of Alexander Anderson. Like I told the jurors, she set the wheels in motion, said Angler after the convictions.
Anderson was pronounced dead at the scene on Zion Road.
A trial for the alleged shooter in the death of Anderson is scheduled to start on June 14 in the common pleas court.
Jacob Russell Harper, 26, Newcomerstown, faces one count each of aggravated murder with a three-year firearm specification, murder with a three-year firearm specification and improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle, a fourth-degree felony.
Alexander Wells released from prison a year ago is being held on parole violation
The Daily Jeffersonian
A Cambridge man taken into custody by authorities while investigating the death of a 4-year-old boy remains incarcerated in the Guernsey County Jail on a parole violation hold.
Alexander T.M. Wells, 25, was jailed on March 8 after being questioned by Cambridge police detectives.
Wells has not been charged in connection to the death of Emrys Pyle, however the child s mother, Shelby Stormes, 23, Cambridge, was charged by police on March 8 with one count of endangering children, a third-degree felony. She remained incarcerated in the county jail on a $500,000 bond.