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Three Teens in the Denver area All the while throwing stones on the cars – as long as one of the stones made his way through the windshield and did not kill the woman, led to condemnation of the murder on Friday after the trio turned each other.
The juror found Joseph Koniga guilty of the first degree murder of Alex Bartel’s death on April 19, 2023, after other young people traveled with him reached transactions with the prosecutor’s office and testified against him. Coenig, who is now 20, was also convicted Attempted murder And other less serious crimes for stones and other items thrown into vehicles on the night were killed in the bartel and in previous weeks.
The Bartela family and friends after the sentence hugged and cried in court.
Later, her mother Kelly Bartel said the justice was done, but she had ambiguous feelings, expressing some sympathy for the conical and two other young people who were 18 when her daughter was killed.
“It’s hard to be happy or feel satisfied that justice has been presented today because I believe that one strange life was lost, and the other three are also lost and exposed,” she said.
The jury had to consider changing and competing versions of the truth offered by the former compatriots of the conical during a two -week trial.
Kelly Bartel, Alex Bartel’s mother, who died after a rocking glass of his car on Friday, performs in Jefferson’s combined yard into Gold, Colorado, Colorado. (AP Photo/Colleen Slevin)
No one disputed that the 9-klogram (4-kilogram) landscape rock, taken from the Walmart parking, made its way through the windshield of the bartela, bending it instantly. The question was who threw him. The only DNA found on the rock was a bartel, which made testimony from the other, Zakhar Kwak and Nicholas Karol-Chika, key to persecution.
Koenig’s lawyers said Kwak had threw a stone that killed the bartela. But Kwak and King-Chick, whose agreements on the case of smaller accusations can lead to shorter prison terms, said the horse had thrown him. Although the king-chick said that they threw about 10 stones that night, Kwak testified that he had not threw.
District Prosecutor Chief Deputy Prosecutor Katarin Deker told the juror that the bartell car was complying with the horse-left and driving on the driver’s driver, the driver’s window, according to the King-Chick. Even if the jurors were not convinced that the conical threw it, she told them, they should still plead guilty of the first degree murder as a conspirator.
The lawyers of the conical said she did not know that anyone was injured until the bartell car left. They also claimed that he had borderline disorders that affect his impulse control and court.
Defense lawyer Martin Stewart asked the jurors instead to find the conical of the murder, the least serious accusation he encountered, saying that he did not carefully tried to kill her. The jury also had the opportunity to plead guilty of murder as a conspirator.
Seeing that Bartela’s car leaves the road, three friends circled back again to look again, the testimony said. Kvak took a photo as a memory, but no one checked on the driver and did not seek help, according to their testimony.
Bartela’s body would not be detected until her girl, Jen Griggs, who called her when she cut sharply, tracked the phone on the field, she testified.
Three agreed not to talk to anyone about what happened, but Kwak, the newest for the group of friends, later told the investigators that the ridters had thrown the rock. The king-chick, who said that the horse was like a “brother” for him, initially sent his finger to Kwak before changing his story and blaming a horse.
The king testified that the conical seemed “excited” as they were driving by the bartela car and at one point performed with the sound “Whoop”.
“It sounded the way he celebrated,” said the King-Chik, who admitted that he had placed a stone next to the horse so he could grab it and throw it.
Koenig’s lawyers tried to question the reliability of other men’s accounts, but also emphasized that none of the three intended to hurt anyone. The defense refused to comment on the conviction.
Kwak entered into the guilt agreement, finding himself guilty in May 2024 as a result of the first degree attack. Doing this, he admitted that he acted in such a way that created a serious risk of death. He also pleaded guilty to attack the second degree and tried to attack the second degree for the rocks that were thrown earlier at night. According to the prosecutor’s office, he faces 20 to 32 years in prison.
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Approximately a week later the Carol-Chuck found himself guilty of the murder of the second degree and commit a Crime of violence. He also pleaded guilty to attempting to kill the first degree for throwing stones on the same nine people that night and earlier in 2023. According to the agreement, the King-Chick can be imprisoned from 35 to 72 years old, when sentenced on Thursday the day before Kvak.
The conical must be condemned on June 3 and face a mandatory life condemnation.
