KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) - Western Michigan University's student Cold Case Program murder investigation team has announced it is not only getting a .
Attorney General Dana Nessel says two Ohio men have been bound over for trial in connection with a 1997 slaying in southern Michigan. Nessel says 51-year-old Richardo Sepulveda of Cincinnati and 49-year-old Michael Sepulveda of Toledo were bound over Thursday on first-degree premeditated murder charges and other counts for the slaying of an unidentified man in Lenawee County’s Blissfield Township. Nessel says the brothers also face charges of conspiracy to commit first degree premediated murder, assault with intent to maim, conspiracy to commit assault with intent to maim, tampering with evidence and conspiracy to commit tampering with evidence.
Attorney General Dana Nessel says two Ohio men have been bound over for trial in connection with a 1997 slaying in southern Michigan. Nessel says 51-year-old Richardo Sepulveda of Cincinnati and 49-year-old Michael Sepulveda of Toledo were bound over Thursday on first-degree premeditated murder charges and other counts for the slaying of an unidentified man in Lenawee County’s Blissfield Township. Nessel says the brothers also face charges of conspiracy to commit first degree premediated murder, assault with intent to maim, conspiracy to commit assault with intent to maim, tampering with evidence and conspiracy to commit tampering with evidence.