A preliminary hearing began Wednesday for the man charged in the deaths of three special needs adults left inside a running van in a garage for nearly four hours.
Isaiah Pulu faces three murder charges after the men died of carbon monoxide poisoning on Feb. 6 while he was allegedly inside his apartment eating and watching television. Pulu was working for a now-defunct adult care company for disabled adults when he allegedly left the victims alone.
During the hearing, prosecutors brought in West Valley City Police Department Det. Natalie Johansen to review body camera footage from when police first arrived at the scene. Johansen also described that Pulu was the one who called 911 around 1:55 p.m. on the day the men were found…