Columbus man sentenced to life without parole for killing church friend Dean Narciso, The Columbus Dispatch
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DELAWARE As he did in his murder trial, Justin L. Eastman tried to talk his way out of being held responsible for the 2019 killing of a West Side woman whom he had befriended at church functions.
Appearing by video from the Delaware County Jail at his sentencing for the bludgeoning of Donna Harris, Eastman, 36, filed two last-minute pro se motions Friday to dismiss his indictment on technicalities.
Both attempts were denied after lengthy discussions with Delaware County Common Pleas Judge James Schuck.
Columbus man sentenced to life without parole for killing church friend Dean Narciso, The Columbus Dispatch
Video: Daughter Brittany Lopez and son-in-law Andrew Lopez speak of Brittany s mother
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DELAWARE As he did in his murder trial, Justin L. Eastman tried to talk his way out of being held responsible for the 2019 killing of a West Side woman whom he had befriended at church functions.
Appearing by video from the Delaware County Jail at his sentencing for the bludgeoning of Donna Harris, Eastman, 36, filed two last-minute pro se motions Friday to dismiss his indictment on technicalities.
Both attempts were denied after lengthy discussions with Delaware County Common Pleas Judge James Schuck.
DELAWARE As he did in his murder trial, Justin L. Eastman tried to talk his way out of being held responsible for the 2019 killing of a West Side woman whom he had befriended at church functions.
Appearing by video from the Delaware County Jail at his sentencing for the bludgeoning of Donna Harris, Eastman, 36, filed two last-minute pro se motions Friday to dismiss his indictment on technicalities.
Both attempts were denied after lengthy discussions with Delaware County Common Pleas Judge James Schuck.
After tearful testimony from Donna Harris family and friends and little emotion and no apology from Eastman, Schuck made his decision: life in prison with no chance of parole.