Tonight, the verdict handed down on a double murder case that stunned the nation.

Nearly eight years after two teenage girls were murdered in Delphi, Indiana, the former CVS clerk found guilty on all counts.

The case going cold for five years before he was finally arrested.

The key piece of evidence video from one of the victim's phones and the defendants alleged confessions.

Also tonight, the Spirit Airlines flight from Florida to Haiti hit by bullets after gangs opened fire at the plane.

A flight attendant injured the images of bullet holes in the cabin, what the airline is saying.

President-elect Donald Trump announcing his first

cabinet picks for U.N. ambassador and EPA chief, plus who he has named as his new borders

are, and the high-powered role expected for the architect, the family separations at the border,

Stephen Miller. The dangerous wildfires burning on both coasts, the deadly inferno

raging near New York City, and in California, the fire that destroyed nearly 200 homes and

structures, the record drought across the country. Caught on camera how a Disney cruise ship rescued

four people from a sinking boat, the Coast Guard speaking out to us.

And on this Veterans Day, the daughter who never gave up her 50-year-long battle to bring home

her fallen Marine father.

This is NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt.

Good evening and welcome.

A verdict announced today in a double murder case that gripped an Indiana community and remained unsolved for years.

The suspect, the husband, father, and pharmacy employee now convicted of murdering two young teenage girls, Libby German and Abigail Williams back

in 2017 after forcing them off a trail in Delphi, Indiana.

The teen's bodies found a day later with their throats cut.

Some of the prosecution's most key pieces of evidence coming from the victims themselves,

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