A trial in Waco has concluded with a guilty verdict. The defendant, Romi Frentescu, was found guilty of capital murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole. The conviction is related to the shooting deaths of two individuals, Michael David Morris and Braxton Lee Johnson.
Further details about the case and trial are available from the Waco Tribune-Herald, which reported on the verdict and sentencing.
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