The court finds no basis to set aside the jury's verdict.

That is the ruling of Judge Penny A just in the last day or so regarding Brendan

Banfield.

She says sentencing will go on as they made in his defense a last ditch effort to toss out

his conviction on a double murder. It's not happening.

But you know what is? Sentencing in just a couple of seconds.

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This is the global phenomenon bringing you the very best guests in all of true crime and today convicted killer

Brendan Banfield he's going to learn his fate from a tough Virginia judge that you know from the

Johnny Depp Amber Hurd case judge Penny A whose last name I always butcher so I won't say it

this is the so-called Opaire affair here.

Bannfield, Brendan Bansfield, the meek-looking IRS armed agent, was convicted of murdering

his wife, Christine Bainfield, and Joseph Ryan inside the family's Reston, Virginia home.

Prosecutors argued that Bannfield and the family's auon, Virginia home. Prosecutors argued that Banfield and the family's O'Pair, her name is Juliana Perez,

Margulash, that they were both involved in a secret relationship and conspired in a plot

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