\u0027Is it agreed that your client put the gun there? And if so, is it agreed that that’s evidence of staging the crime scene?\u0027 the judge asked
The illegal gun that fired two bullets that hit 18-year-old Tyler Swartz in the stomach in 2018 was thrown into a secluded pond and a legal gun placed beside his body.He then told police he was out walking his dog when he heard a shot and returned to the house to find the carnage.
“Can I infer, or do you agree, or is it up for grabs that your client threw the gun in the pond,” Schwarzl asked Weir’s lawyer. Instead, after hearing emotional victim impact statements, lawyers were sent off to discuss and consider their positions on Schwarzl’s questions. Each referred to his “murder” — although the judge noted this was not, legally speaking, what Weir was found guilty of, but allowed them to express their feelings. They also pointed to evidence of extensive efforts to cover up the crime instead of calling for medical assistance.Article content
“It has been three and a half years since Jonathan stole the life of my beloved and precious son Tyler.
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