Arizona teens sentenced for murders in 2020 crime spree
Two Valley teens were sentenced to 38 years in prison Friday for a 2020 crime spree that lasted months and included at least two murders.
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Two Valley teens were sentenced to 38 years in prison Friday for a 2020 crime spree that lasted months and included at least two murders.
Corbin McNeil, 17, and James Quintero, 18, faced dozens of felony charges, including for the murders of 27-year-old Matthew Meisner and 34-year-old Amber Patton.
Authorities across metro Phoenix accused Corbin McNeil and James Quintero of committing dozens of violent crimes in 2020, including three murders.
Evidence from Chandler murder case leads to teen crime-spree arrests Murder victim becomes 'hero in death' Evidence discovered after a Chandler womanâs murder led to the arrest of two teens, which ended a two-month East Valley crime spree, according to police. and last updated 2021-02-13 00:39:27-05 CHANDLER, AZ â Evidence discovered after a Chandler womanâs murder led to the arrest of two teens, which ended a two-month East Valley crime spree, according to police. Amber Patton, 34, was an Army veteran who survived Iraq. She arrived home from work at a car wash just before 11 p...