A trial is set to begin in three weeks for a man facing state charges. The case involves the death of a healthcare executive. The defendant has already pleaded guilty to federal charges related to the death.
He acknowledged the potential sentence in court. Sentencing for the federal charges is scheduled for December 18. The defendant also faces state charges, including second-degree murder and other offenses.
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