The Brief
- The state rested Tuesday in the sentencing trial of Shelby Nealy.
- Nealy faces the death penalty for killing his former in-laws in Pinellas County nearly a year after killing his wife in 2018.
- Testimony in the sentencing phase began last Wednesday after a jury was seated.
CLEARWATER, Fla. – The state rested its case Tuesday in the sentencing trial of Shelby Nealy, who faces the death penalty for killing his former in-laws in Pinellas County nearly a year after killing his wife.
The backstory:
Nealy is currently serving a 30-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to manslaughter for killing his wife, Jamie Ivancic, 21, in Pasco County in January 2018.…