At 1 p.m. Wednesday, a Marshall County jury returned a verdict in the case of Jerron Braden, 19. Braden was pronounced guilty of facilitation of first-degree murder. After eight hours of deliberation, spread over two days, a jury of seven women and five men decided Braden was not guilty of the first-degree murder of Penny Blackwell Coyle on Nov. 21, 2011...
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At 1 p.m. Wednesday, a Marshall County jury returned a verdict in the case of Jerron Braden, 19.
Braden was pronounced guilty of facilitation of first-degree murder.
After eight hours of deliberation, spread over two days, a jury of seven women and five men decided Braden was not guilty of the first-degree murder of Penny Blackwell Coyle on Nov. 21, 2011.
A sentencing hearing will be held May 1.
See Friday's Tribune for the full story.
