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CLEVELAND – Jurors have toured the place in Cleveland where prosecutors say a city firefighter shot and killed a neighbor and his friends in a dispute over Fourth of July fireworks. Hough killed Feichtner -- his 24-year-old next-door neighbor -- and Feichtner's friends Katherine Rosby, 26, and Bruce Anderson, 30, after an argument about fireworks. Nextdoor is the neighborhood hub for trusted connections and the exchange of helpful information, goods, and services. Terrance Hough Jr. murdered his neighbor, Jacob Feichtner, and his friends, Katherine Rosby, and Bruce Anderson, for being too noisy. Pic credit: Ohio Department of Corrections Information about Chicago's homicide victims, compiled by journalists, including breakdowns of where and when incidents occurred, updated daily. Terrance Hough, Jr., 36 was found guilty of the murders he committed in July. Hough was sentenced to life in prison without chance of parole for killing three people over late-night Fourth of July fireworks set off in his usually quiet neighborhood. ineffective. After a thorough review of the record and based on the following case law, we affirm appellant’s convictions. {¶ 2} On July 4, 2007, a group of friends were watching the city of Cleveland’s fireworks display. Following the display, Jacob Feichtner, Katherine Rosby, Bruce Anderson, Donald Walsh, Katherine Nicholas, Mary Terrance admitted to the shooting and asked if his neighbor and his friends were dead before claiming that he just snapped. A brief moment of temporary rage fueled by the relentless noise led to his disruptive actions, he alleged. However, he never once denied being the triggerman. LIFE IN PRISON: Cleveland, OH - Terrance Hough will spend the rest of his life in prison for murdering three people in cold-blood. The same 12-member panel that convicted the former Cleveland The victims were identified as Jacob Feichtner, 24, who lived at the house where the party was taking place; Katherine M. Rosby, 26, of Lakewood; and Bruce R. Anderson, 30, of Parma. A neighbor apparently angry about fireworks at a noisy Fourth of July party shot three people to death early Thursday and wounded two others, police said. Terrance Hough Jr., a 35-year-old off On July 4, 2007, a group of friends were watching the city of Cleveland’s fireworks display. Following the display, Jacob Feichtner, Katherine Rosby, Bruce Anderson, Donald Walsh, Katherine Nicholas, Mary Ellen Skora, and Valorie Skora went to the home of Jacob Feichtner’s father on Sky Lane Drive in Cleveland. Terrance Hough Jr. was convicted of three counts of aggravated murder and two counts of attempted murder. The jury is to return Tuesday to hear evidence on whether to recommend the death penalty. Terrance Hoff Murder Jacob Feightner Katie Washby Bruce Anderson Hot Sale, 54% Discount, blog.websoft9.com Check out more info here! A firefighter was sentenced today to life in prison without chance of parole for killing three people over late-night Fourth of July fireworks set off in his usually quiet neighborhood. Cleveland, Ohio— Jacob Feitchner and Terrance Hough, Jr. got into a heated fight on the Fourth of July in 2007 over fireworks. But no one expected what happened next: Hough shot and killed then 24-year-old Feitchner and two of his friends, Katherine Roby, 26 and Bruce Anderson, 30. Terrance Hough is serving a life sentence for the July 4th, 2007 rampage. The family of one of the victims just won a wrongful death civil suit. CLEVELAND (AP) -- A grand jury indicted a Cleveland firefighter yesterday in the shooting deaths of three people in an apparent dispute over fireworks at a neighbor's Fourth of July party. For those who don't know, he was a Cleveland firefighter who shot five people, killing three of them last year on July 4. They were shooting fireworks off in the middle of the street close to his house. Access case details and information for Michigan Supreme Court case number 147794.
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