Old-Horn found guilty
Lisa Broadt | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 14 years, 5 months AGO
Old-Horn
POLSON — After about 90 minutes of deliberation, a district court jury found 24-year-old Clifford Old-Horn guilty of felony deliberate homicide.
Old-Horn was charged with the crime for his involvement in the 2005 murder of Harold Mitchell Junior, 73, of St. Ignatius.
After hearing the jury's verdict, the court revoked Old-Horn's bond. He will remain incarcerated until sentencing, set for August 31, 9 a.m.
The defendant faces a potential life sentence.
For the full trial story, be sure to check out this week's Leader.
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