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Ohio prosecutors have shed more light on Chad Doerman’s alleged behavior leading up to the murders of his three sons, who were 3, 4 and 7 when brutally killed by their father.
In an hour-long press conference on Monday, Clermont County prosecuting attorney Mark Tekulve detailed the days before the fatal June 15, 2023 incident, as well as the morning of the deadly shooting. The presser comes days after Doerman accepted a plea agreement and was sentenced to life in prison.
He pled guilty to three counts of aggravated murder — one for each of his sons, Clayton, 7, Hunter, 4, and Chase, 3 — and two counts of felonious assault, for attacks on his wife and stepdaughter. With the plea deal, the death penalty was taken off the table.
Per Tekulve, Doerman worked full-time as a member of the Insulator’s Union, while his wife Laura stayed home with their three sons — homeschooling one of them — and stepdaughter Alexis.
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