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AURORA, Neb. (KSNB) - A Hamilton County jury has found Jeffrey Adams guilty of first-degree murder in the death of his wife. The 48-year-old Marquette man is accused in the February 2023 killing of Angela Adams.
Hamilton County, Neb. — Over a week into a trial of a man accused of killing his wife - now learns his verdict. Jeff Adams admits to hurting his wife, Angela Adams, but said he didn’t intend to kill her. It took the jury just hours to reach their verdict.
Adams is charged with first-degree murder in the death of his wife, 49-year-old Angela Adams. Authorities say that Angela had been found dead on February 26, 2023. Investigators believe that Jeffrey Adams punched his wife multiple times the night before and then left their home as she was on the floor bleeding.
The jury was selected Monday and Tuesday brought the first witnesses in the case against Jeffrey Adams, accused of killing his wife Angela at their home in Marquette in February, 2023. Chase Dettman, Angela's son, testified the couple married in 2016 after being together for a few years.
Jeffrey Adams, 47, is accused in the beating death of his wife Angela on February 26. He had been charged with second degree murder and a November trial date had been scheduled. But prosecutors have now charged him with first degree murder, arguing that Angela Adams’ death was premeditated.
The 48-year-old Marquette man is accused in the February 2023 killing of Angela Adams. On Tuesday, Jeffrey Adams, along with his son Tanner Adams, told the jury what they remembered...
Jeffrey Adams, 47, is charged with second degree murder. He pleaded not guilty Thursday and a judge set his trial for July 12 in Hamilton County District Court. The Hamilton County Sheriff found the body of Angela Adams, 49, in a pool of blood in her bedroom with cuts around her eyes and nose.
