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Coley McCraney was sentenced to life imprisonment without possibility of parole in the 1999 shooting deaths of Tracie Hawlett and J.B. Beasley.

An Alabama judge sentenced a man to life imprisonment without possibility of parole on Thursday, bringing a close to the case of the slayings of two teenage girls in 1999. Coley...

This case has been surrounded by rumors, by innuendo, and allegations that are absolutely false,” Marshall said after the jury sentenced McCraney to life without parole.

Jurors convicted McCraney on Wednesday for the 1999 murders of teens JB Beasley and Tracie Hawlett, who lived in Dothan, then gave him a life sentence with no chance for parole.

The victims’ families have already endured 24 years of living hell after the murders of two 17-year-old Dothan students, shot in 1999 after being forced into their car’s trunk.

A former state investigator told jurors the person who forced two Dothan teens into a car and shot them then drove their bodies to another location where police found them several hours later.

A former state investigator told jurors the person who forced two Dothan teens into a car and shot them then drove their bodies to another location where police found them several hours later.

A jury of seven men and seven women has been seated in the south Alabama capital murder trial of Coley McCraney.

A Dale County judge has rejected pleas from a suspected killer that jurors should not see evidence taken from a car where police found two girls he allegedly shot. Judge William Filmore also rejected motions made by Coley McCraney’s attorneys insisting on transporting jurors to the crime scene.

The most significant evidence that implicates Coley McCraney in the murder of two Dothan teens is DNA, according to police and court testimony.