Penalty Phase of Trial Starts
The penalty phase of a triple-murder trial in Towanda has started.
The jury will decide if 32-year-old Steven Colegrove should be sentenced to death for killing his parents and brother in August of 2007. He was convicted of first-degree murder on Wednesday.
Colegrove automatically gets life without parole if the jury decides against the death penalty.
Prosecutors say Colegrove killed his family to collect an inheritance.
The jury will decide if 32-year-old Steven Colegrove should be sentenced to death for killing his parents and brother in August of 2007. He was convicted of first-degree murder on Wednesday.
Colegrove automatically gets life without parole if the jury decides against the death penalty.
Prosecutors say Colegrove killed his family to collect an inheritance.
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