Jeremias Bins (right) stood with his lawyer, Earl Howard, in Middlesex Superior Court yesterday as a jury found him guilty on two counts of first-degree murder.
(KEN MCGAGH/ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Man gets two life terms in killings of wife and son
Pair fought over her Mormon faith
Jeremias Bins (right) stood with his lawyer, Earl Howard, in Middlesex Superior Court yesterday as a jury found him guilty on two counts of first-degree murder.
(KEN MCGAGH/ASSOCIATED PRESS)
A Framingham man was sentenced to two life terms in prison yesterday for brutally killing his wife and her 11-year-old son in a rampage fueled by his jealousy about her devotion to the Mormon faith. (Full article: 439 words)
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