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Attorney calls for acquittal in Jimmy Ray Rodgers appeal

Wright, the third suspect in the murder, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in 2016 in exchange for a 25-year prison sentence.    Wright admitted to the killing while testifying on behalf of the prosecution in Rodgers and Mark Sievers trials and said Mark Sievers was going to pay him for the murder.  During both trials, prosecutors claimed Mark Sievers planned his wife’s murder with the help from Wright and was motivated in part by large life insurance policies on Teresa Sievers.   Rodgers was enlisted to help with the murder by Wright and the pair killed Teresa Sievers with hammers after she returned home alone from a family vacation, prosecutors said. 

Attorney calls for acquittal in Jimmy Ray Rodgers appeal

An attorney for Jimmy Ray Rodgers called for his acquittal in a brief filed Tuesday. Rodgers was convicted of second-degree murder in the 2015 bludgeoning death of a Bonita Springs doctor.  Rodgers originally faced a first-degree murder charge and the possibility of the death penalty as one of three men charged in the murder of Teresa Sievers.   A Lee County jury found Rodgers guilty of the lesser charge of second-degree murder, as well as trespassing, in October 2019. Rodgers was sentenced to life in prison in December 2019.   Rodgers is being represented by Naples attorney Samantha Stevins in his appellate case being heard in the Florida Second District Court of Appeal.  

Michael Dunn s lawyers file appeal, say judge erred in denying immunity

Dunn’s legal team filed an appeal earlier this month with the Florida Second District Court of Appeal. The lawyers, James R. “Rusty” Franklin of Bartow and Mark O’Mara of Orlando, are asking the court to set aside Jacobsen’s ruling and dismiss the charge. A three-judge panel will review the petition and rule on it. Franklin said that will likely take six to nine months. The deadly encounter occurred on Oct. 3, 2018, when Dunn was working at Vets Army Navy Surplus in Lakeland, where he was a general manager. Dunn, now 50, fatally shot Lopez, a homeless man, after Lopez seized a hatchet that was for sale and began to leave the store without paying for it.

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