What's next for convicted Waffle House shooter Travis Reinking
The question now: What's next for the mass murderer in the Waffle House shootings?
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The question now: What's next for the mass murderer in the Waffle House shootings?
Travis Reinking killed four people and injured more in a shooting at an Antioch Waffle House in April 2018.
Travis Reinking was found guilty of murder in the deaths of Joe Perez, Taurean Sanderlin, DeEbony Groves and Akilah DaSilva at a Waffle House in 2018.
Travis Reinking faces multiple first-degree murder charges in the shooting, which killed four and injured others in 2018 at a Nashville Waffle House.
Police said Travis Reinking, 32, of Morton, Ill., near Peoria, was naked save for a green jacket when he opened fire inside the restaurant.