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A judge sentenced Daron Wint to four life sentences without the possibility of parole for brutally murdering three members of a Northwest D.C. family and their housekeeper.

A jury has found the sole suspect in the D.C. mansion murders case guilty in the killing of three members of a Northwest D.C. family and their housekeeper.

Attorneys completed closing arguments in the D.C. mansion murders trial Tuesday, and the case is in the hands of six men and six women who will determine Daron Wint’s fate.

Family members wept and some jurors teared up as prosecutors showed graphic autopsy photos of the D.C. mansion murder victims during closing arguments Monday.

Meagan Fitzgerald shared insight in the case during a Facebook Live.

The lone suspect in the D.C. mansion murders case took the stand in his own defense Wednesday.

The lone suspect in the D.C. mansion murders case took the stand in his own defense Wednesday.

In the days following the murder of three members of a D.C. family and their housekeeper, the man accused of committing the crime searched for countries with no extradition treaties and hideout cities for fugitives on his cellphone, an expert witness testified Tuesday.

Legal experts who have been watching the D.C. mansion murders case closely say the prosecution is making a convincing case against lone suspect Daron Wint.

Defense lawyers may try to discredit some of the D.C. police officers who have been investigating the slayings of a family and their housekeeper in May 2015.

In advance of the mansion murders trial, the I-Team combed through hundreds of court records and uncovered several pieces of evidence previously unreported.

A lot of the potential jurors said they have been following the mansion murders case as jury selection started Wednesday in the trial of Daron Wint.

A judge ruled Friday evidence exists that could prove there is a second suspect in the slayings of four people found dead in a northwest D.C. mansion.

Court records show potential missteps as investigators collected evidence from the burning mansion where a wealthy family and their housekeeper were murdered in May 2015.

A former cellmate of the D.C. mansion murders suspect told investigators another person was involved in the brutal crime, according to court documents.

In opening statements in the D.C. mansion murders trial Tuesday, defendant Daron Wint’s lawyers said his brothers committed the quadruple homicide, not their client.

News4 is uncovering more evidence investigators may have missed at the scene of the D.C. mansion murders. Meagan Fitzgerald reports.

In the past week, several motions have been filed giving a look at how lawyers plan to defend the man accused of killing a family and their housekeeper in Northwest DC. Chris Gordon has been going through those court documents.

A judge ruled the defense for the mansion murders suspect can present evidence of another possible suspect. Meagan Fitzgerald reports.