PHOENIX (AP) — A man pleaded guilty to three counts of murder in the deaths seven years ago of a cigar salesman in Phoenix and a couple from an upscale suburb in two burglaries that ended with the victims being killed and their homes set on fire. The plea agreement Monday by 38-year-old Michael Lee Crane of Mesa
In this undated photo provided by the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office is Michael Lee Crane of Mesa, Arizona. Crane pleaded guilty on Monday, Jan. 28,2019, to murder in the 2012 deaths of a cigar salesman in Phoenix and a couple from an upscale suburb in burglaries that ended with the victims being killed and their homes set on fire. (Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office via AP)
PHOENIX (AP) — A man pleaded guilty to three counts of murder in the deaths seven years ago of a cigar salesman in Phoenix and a couple from an upscale suburb in two burglaries that ended with the victims being killed and their homes set on fire.
The plea agreement Monday by 38-year-old Michael Lee Crane of Mesa calls for him to serve three consecutive life sentences in the January 2012 killings of Bruce Gaudet and Lawrence and Glenna Shapiro.
