A northeastern Missouri man has been convicted of shooting and killing three people, including a toddler, and wounding a fourth person.
Ray Rijos, 53, of Kirksville, was convicted Wednesday of six of eight charges, including three counts of manslaughter, KTVO-TV reported. He will be sentenced on March 21.
Rijos and Anquan “AJ” Glover have been charged following the December 30, 2021 shooting at a duplex in Kirksville.
1 DEATH, 2 INJURED IN MO POLICE CHURSE
A Missouri man was convicted Wednesday of shooting three people. He will be sentenced on March 21.
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Braxton Cottrill, 22, and Parker Sizemore, 18 months, died shortly after the shooting.
Another gunshot victim, Alissa Anders, 18, of Kirksville, who was pregnant, died Jan. 25 at a Kirksville hospital. Anders’ baby was born via cesarean section and survived.
Randall Yarrington survived after being shot in the chest.
Glover faces 14 charges, including three counts of first-degree murder, when he goes on trial on June 20.
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