A man who was tried four times for a 1996 double murder in the New York suburbs again was found guilty yesterday. Jurors convicted Selwyn Days, 46, of two counts of second-degree murder after deliberating for about 15 hours between Monday and yesterday.
October 27, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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A man who was tried four times for a 1996 double murder in the New York suburbs again was found guilty yesterday. Jurors convicted Selwyn Days, 46, of two counts of second-degree murder after deliberating for about 15 hours between Monday and yesterday. He could receive 50 years to life in prison when Westchester County Judge Barry E. Warhit (See Profile) sentences him on Dec. 13.
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