Ronald Lee Haskell's conviction, death sentence upheld by Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has upheld the conviction and death sentence of Ronald Lee Haskell, according to a judgment. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has upheld the conviction and death sentence of Ronald Lee Haskell, who disguised himself as a FedEx delivery driver and stormed into a Spring home in July 2014 to demand to see his estranged ex-wife, Stephen and Katie Stay, and their five children. He tied them up, shot them in the head and killed six, with a 15-year-old girl identifying Haskell as her ex-uncle. After a stand-off with Harris County Sheriff's Deputies, Haskell surrendered and was taken into custody. He was found guilty of capital murder by a jury in 2019 after deliberating for over eight hours. It is unclear when an execution date for Haskell will be set.
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The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has upheld the conviction and death sentence of Ronald Lee Haskell, according to a judgment.
Back on July 9, 2014, investigators said Ronald Lee Haskell disguised ... [1303 symbols]
