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Jonathan Sanchez found guilty of capital murder in triple homicide

Lea Wilson

Published: November 3, 2015 at 2:57 PM

HOUSTON – The man who investigators say opened fire at a northwest Harris County apartment in 2013, killing three people and critically injuring two others, has been found guilty of capital murder.

Jonathan Sanchez, 25, also known as "J Boi," was found guilty in the November 2013 shootings at the Peppermill Place Apartments on Sunbury Lane.

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