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So the case, the trial of Donna Adelson, ended yesterday, guilty of all charges.

This is a very extremely complicated case, convoluted case going back to 2014. A jury found

Donna Adelson guilty of murder in the 2014 death of her former son-in-law, Dan Markell, a Florida law professor.

She is the fifth person convicted in this case.

On the screen, you see her son Charlie, who was previously convicted.

For more than a decade, the killing of well-known Florida law professor Dan Markell

has consumed a group of state prosecutors in Tallahassee who secured four convictions as they

peeled back a complicated murder for hire involving the family of the professor's ex-wife, his ex-wife,

on the screen near Wendy Adelson. Donna Edelson, Mr. Markell's mother-in-law, and the grandmother of his two sons,

was convicted of first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit murder,

and solicitation of murder.

Ms. Adelson, who's 75 years old,

sobbed and repeatedly cried out,

oh, my God, after the verdict was read

at the Leon County Courthouse in Tallahassee.

So this case really caught the,

uh, caught everyone's interest because it was so devious and convoluted and four people already had been convicted.

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