Man convicted of rare killing in Montpelier appeals
A man found guilty of what police say was the first murder in Montpelier, Vermont, in almost a century is appealing his conviction to the Vermont Supreme Court.
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A man found guilty of what police say was the first murder in Montpelier, Vermont, in almost a century is appealing his conviction to the Vermont Supreme Court.
The 2017 murder was the first in the Vermont capital since a woman shot her husband in the 1920s.
MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — A man found guilty of what police say was the first murder in Montpelier, Vermont, in almost a century is appealing his conviction to the Vermont Supreme Court. Jayveon Caballero was found guilty by a jury in November 2019 of second-degree murder in the shooting death of Markus Austin, 33, in January 2017.
MONTPELIER — A man found guilty of what police say was the first murder in Montpelier in almost a century is appealing his conviction to the Vermont Supreme Court.