La madre se declaró culpable de matar a cuchilladas a sus hijos Mateo Miranda Jaramillo, de 5 años, y Katherine Miranda Jaramillo, de 6. Alguacil de Hall
GAINESVILLE (TELEMUNDO ATLANTA).- Una mujer de Gainesville convicta de matar a sus dos hijos fue condenada a dos cadenas perpetuas consecutivas sin posibilidad de libertad condicional.
Berenice Jaramillo-Hernandez, de 26 años, compareció este viernes ante el juez de la Corte Superior de Hall, Clint Bearden.
Estaba acompañada de su abogado defensor Matt Leipold y un intérprete para declararse culpable del asesinato de sus hijos Mateo Miranda Jaramillo, de 5 años, y Katherine Miranda Jaramillo, de 6.
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Gainesville man given 6 months work release in vehicular homicide case
A Gainesville man was given six months in Hall County work release and must stay away from four-wheelers in a 2017 vehicular homicide case, according to court documents.
Justin Farid Castillo, 22, was found not guilty March 26 by a Hall County jury on first-degree vehicular homicide but was convicted on a second-degree charge in the wreck that killed Vanessa Kay Lindsey.
Georgia State Patrol previously told The Times Lindsey’s vehicle was heading northbound around 6:30 p.m. Dec. 30, 2017, on Harmony Church Road in East Hall. The car hit the rear of a black four-wheeler, driven by Castillo, that did not have brake lights or tail lights, according to state patrol.