Homeless man convicted in 2019 murder of an Alabama couple
Updated: 7:38 AM CDT Jun 22, 2022
A homeless man has been convicted in the 2019 murder of an Alabama couple found shot to death inside their home.A jury found Terrance Jermain Holder, 41, guilty of murder and recommended a sentence of life without parole, according to court documents.Holder was convicted of killing Tommy Shyrie Sr., 58, and Kristy Pickett, 26, in June of 2019.Deputies found the couple shot to death inside their home, according to the police reports.Holder was a homeless man who had been allowed by the couple to stay at their home.Officials said Holder confessed to the killings but said two other people helped in the crime.
A homeless man has been convicted in the 2019 murder of an Alabama couple found shot to death inside their home.
A jury found Terrance Jermain Holder, 41, guilty of murder and recommended a sentence of life without parole, according to court documents.
Holder was convicted of killing Tommy Shyrie Sr., 58, and Kristy Pickett, 26, in June of 2019.
Deputies found the couple shot to death inside their home, according to the police reports.
Holder was a homeless man who had been allowed by the couple to stay at their home.
Officials said Holder confessed to the killings but said two other people helped in the crime.
