<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0hpRQp_0vjnfK8h00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0hpRQp_0vjnfK8h00" width="1320" height="743" >SPRINGFIELD, ILL (WICS/WRSP) — Two men on trial for killing three people in 2021 learned their fate Wednesday, which was guilty on all charges.Both Kelton Galmore and Larry McClain were guilty on all charges this includes first degree murder.12 total jurors found both men guilty of breaking into a 10th Street home in 2021 and killing Bryant Williams, Savante English, and Keyera Gant.Other charges they were found guilty of included armed robbery and armed violence.According to state’s attorney John Milhiser both of them are facing life in prison due to their charges.“Obviously very satisfied in the verdict today and agree that it's the right verdict, because if individuals commit violent crimes in our community, they need to be held accountable," Milhiser said.The trial wrapped up Tuesday after 7 days. It took the jury just under two hours to decide the verdict.The judge revoked both men's bonds, and they will stay in custody until sentencing.Newschannel 20 reached out to the defense attorneys after the trial but they did not want to comment at this time.Family members were seen crying and hugging while leaving the courtroom after the verdict.“I can't imagine what their families are going through. They had to sit through not only this happening and then waiting for justice to happen, but then the vivid details and description of what happened to them in these brutal murders," Milhiser said.The sentencing hearing will be Dec. 9.</div></body>

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Defendants in triple homicide trial found guilty on all charges

SPRINGFIELD, ILL (WICS/WRSP) — Two men on trial for killing three people in 2021 learned their fate Wednesday, which was guilty on all charges. Both Kelton Galmore and Larry McClain were guilty on all charges this includes first degree murder. 12 total jurors found both men guilty of breaking...