3 found guilty in 2017 quadruple killing of Washington family

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3 found guilty in 2017 quadruple killing of Washington family
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A jury has found three people guilty in the killings of a Washington state family in 2017. KING-TV reports Danie Kelly, Jr., Robert Watson III, and Watson’s younger brother, Johnny Watson, were each found guilty Friday of four counts of premeditated first-degree murder and other charges.

FILE - Kitsap County Sheriff’s Detective Lt. Chad Birkenfeld takes a question from the media during a news conference, on Tuesday, June 7, 2022, in Port Orchard, Wash., about the arrests of Danie J. Kelly Jr., Robert J. Watson III, and Johnny J. Watson, for the murder of members of the Careaga family. Danie Kelly, Jr.

Friday of four counts of premeditated first-degree murder, four counts of first-degree murder, attempted murder and first-degree arson, KING-TV reported. A close friend of his began selling the cocaine to Robert Watson, whom detectives identified as a leader in a local chapter of the Bandidos motorcycle club, authorities said. Investigators have said the killings weren’t related to the club.

According to the court records, Robert Watson, an employee of Kitsap County Public Works, stopped going to work and was eventually fired in September 2017. Detectives said about $303,000 was deposited into his accounts that year, and that there were “numerous cash deposits that the source could not be identified.”

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