Lindquist family waits for jury's verdict in Griswold triple murder
If convicted on all 14 counts he faces, Correa will spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole. But first, the waiting.
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If convicted on all 14 counts he faces, Correa will spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole. But first, the waiting.
Jurors began deliberating Friday over whether Sergio Correa carried out a crime spree that included a brutal triple murder, home invasion, arson and
This month marked the start of the much-anticipated murder trial against Sergio Correa, who is accused with his sister Ruth of killing 21-year-old Matthew Lindquist and his parents, Kenneth and Janet, inside the family’s Griswold home before burning it to the ground just before Christmas 2017.
The judge presiding over the trial for Sergio Correa, which entered its eighth day Tuesday, said the trial is moving along “ahead of schedule.”
The children have been in the courtroom since the trial began on Nov. 13, sitting through sometimes graphic testimony about their relatives’ deaths.