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Breaking: Danville on Lockdown, Gunman on the Loose

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The Danville Police Department has done a spectacular job on this case.

 

I have to agree and I'm starting to feel pretty confident that they have the right man.

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Interesting to find out that he was likely using a silencer on his gun. That would explain how surrounding businesses were unaware of gunshots.

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Keith’s attorney, Somerset-based Mark Stanziano, told the Commonwealth Journal earlier in the week that his client was not present at the Hockensmith’s store at the time of the shootings and that this is a “circumstantial evidence case.”

Keith’s attorney, Somerset-based Mark Stanziano, told the Commonwealth Journal earlier in the week that his client was not present at the Hockensmith’s store at the time of the shootings and that this is a “circumstantial evidence case.”

 

Big difference in what he'll say to the media and what he'll say in court...but this will never go to trial. In the end Commonwealth's Attorney will seek the death penalty and Keith will plead guilty to avoid the death penalty...write it down.

The only possible other way this could go is if an associate (there is a guy that he's VERY close with) of Keith actually committed the crime with Keith's help and planning...but I don't see that.

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The only possible other way this could go is if an associate (there is a guy that he's VERY close with) of Keith actually committed the crime with Keith's help and planning...but I don't see that.

 

I'm sure the police will consider all possibilities but finding those items at the business in Somerset are going to be pretty difficult to explain.

Big difference in what he'll say to the media and what he'll say in court...but this will never go to trial. In the end Commonwealth's Attorney will seek the death penalty and Keith will plead guilty to avoid the death penalty...write it down.

 

Unless the prosecutor doesn't accept a plea...

 

If they want the death penalty they might not accept any pleas.

Unless the prosecutor doesn't accept a plea...

 

If they want the death penalty they might not accept any pleas.

I agree with what your saying but Prosecutors also like to take the easy way out in MOST cases...nearly all will give a reduced sentence in lieu of a guilty plea. Again that is what his attorney is known for...every thing he says and does is to work towards a plea deal, regardless of what he says.

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Keith pleaded not guilty this morning

Keith pleaded not guilty this morning

 

And so it begins. Any word on when the trial would start?

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And so it begins. Any word on when the trial would start?

 

I think I heard December 2 on the news.

I think I heard December 2 on the news.

 

Wow that's a pretty quick turn around, good to hear.

Yeah that's crazy quick for a murder trial...glad to see it moving along so fast.

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