Final Defendant In Grisly Joliet Murder Gets Life In Prison
JOLIET, Ill. (AP) -- The last person convicted in the 2013 deaths of two Joliet men who were lured to a house on promises of a good time has been sentenced.
Illinois law required a life sentence for Adam Landerman after he was found guilty in June of the strangulation deaths of Eric Glover and Terrance Rankins, both 22. Will County Circuit Judge Amy Bertani-Tomczak on Friday handed down the sentence.
Glover and Rankins were lured to a Joliet house, where they expected to party with Alisa Massaro, Bethany McKee, Joshua Miner and Landerman. Instead, Miner strangled Rankins while the 22-year-old Landerman strangled Glover.
McKee and Miner were found guilty by Judge Gerald Kinney in trials last year and sentenced to life imprisonment. Massaro pleaded guilty to robbery and concealing a homicide charges in exchange for a 10-year sentence and testimony against the others.
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