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Austin jeweler murder-for-hire: Johnny Leon pleads guilty

Third suspect pleads guilty in murder-for-hire plot of Austin jeweler Johnny Leon has taken responsibility for the death of Theodore Shaughnessy, according to the Travis County District Attorney s Office. Author: Paul Livengood Updated: 11:12 AM CDT April 14, 2021 AUSTIN, Texas A third suspect has pled guilty in connection with a murder-for-hire plot of an Austin jeweler in 2018.  Johnny Leon III has taken responsibility for the death of Theodore Shaughnessy, according to the Travis County District Attorney s Office. Leon was sentenced to 35 years in prison, officials announced Wednesday.  Credit: Travis County From left: Nicolas Shaughnessy, Johnny Leon III, Arieon Smith In 2019, KVUE reported that prosecutors would not be making plea offers or seek the death penalty for Shaughnessy and two other men charged in the Austin jeweler s death. Leon and Smith were also charged in the murder-for-hire plot. 

Wife of slain Austin jeweler Ted Shaughnessy voices grief, betrayal as hitman sentenced

Wife of slain Austin jeweler Ted Shaughnessy voices grief, betrayal as hitman sentenced The wife of slain Austin jeweler Ted Shaughnessy conveyed her despair, grief and sense of betrayal Wednesday immediately after one of the hitmen who killed her husband and who was hired by her son pleaded guilty to murder and was sentenced to 35 years in prison. The plea deal for Johnny Leon III, 24, was negotiated on the heels of two other identical agreed-upon punishments in the case. The son, 22-year-old Nicolas Shaughnessy, and another hired hitman, 23-year-old Arieon Smith, pleaded guilty to murder last week and were also sentenced to 35 years each.

Austin Man And Hitman Hired To Kill His Father Plead Guilty

UpdatedThu, Apr 8, 2021 at 11:57 am CT Reply Shaughnessy, 22, was originally charged with capital murder​ in a murder-for-hire plot against his father in 2018. (Shutterstock) AUSTIN, TX An Austin man and one of the shooters he hired to kill his father pleaded guilty to murder and were each sentenced to 35 years in prison for their roles in the 2018 death of an Austin jewelry store owner. Nicolas Shaughnessy, 22, and Arieon Smith pleaded guilty to murder in the death of Theodore Shaughnessy as part of a plea agreement Wednesday, the Travis County District Attorney s Office announced. The younger Shaughnessy was originally charged with capital murder in a murder-for-hire plot against his father, Theodore Shaughnessy, 55, in 2018. The elder man owned Gallerie Jewelers in Austin, according to KXAN.

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