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Ronald Burdette, 56, shot and killed his wife, Cindy Burdette, in May 2022 at their home on Appleton Lane in Shively.

40-year-old Ray Tate of Hopkinsville, Kentucky, was sentenced to life in prison with no parole for the December 2021 slaying of Wayne County Sheriff's Deputy Sean Riley.

About preparations for both the federal trial, but left-hand side the sentencing that's going to be coming up? >> the sentencing i think people are sort of anticipating as a standard court proceeding. it's a difference without really a distinction, when you talk about the murder sentencing. it's life in prison, regardless of malice, murder, or felony murder. it's just whether or not there is a chance for parole and that is up to the judge, he said a few weeks to get both sides time to prepare. the only trepidation we heard about the federal trial is people reliving it, reliving these horrible ...

Man sentenced to life in prison for murder of Livingston Parish couple 3 hours 30 minutes 56 seconds ago Tuesday, May 25 2021 May 25, 2021 May 25, 2021 9:21 AM May 25, 2021 in News Source: WBRZ Michael T. Collins LIVINGSTON - A man who a Livingston Parish jury convicted as guilty of murdering a local middle-aged couple has been sentenced to life in prison. On May 20, 48-year-old Michael Collins was convicted of two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of Eugene Gurley, Jr. and Patricia Gurley, and on Monday Collins appeared before Judge Jeffery S. Johnson for sentencing. Judge Johnson ...

>> we've got seven down in theater 9! >> reporter: opening fire murdering these 12 people injuring 70 more three years ago at a midnight premiere of a batman movie. over 11 weeks, more than 250 witnesses took the stand. >> her stomach, it wasn't moving. she wasn't breathing anymore. >> and she wouldn't answer. >> reporter: his attorneys trying to save him from the death penalty argued he was insane. >> the mental illness is the reason the sole reason that this crime took place. >> reporter: prosecutors argued holmes' own notebook with sketches of theater exits and noting police response times,...