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Ex-MLB pitcher Dan Serafini found guilty of murder

Dan Serafini, former Chicago Cubs pitcher, convicted of murder in the 2021 shootings of his wife’s parents

Retired MLB pitcher Daniel Serafini has been convicted of first-degree murder and attempted murder in the shootings of his wife’s parents at their home four years ago near Lake Tahoe in California.

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Former Reds pitcher Dan Serafini found guilty of Lake Tahoe murder. Here's what we know

Dan Serafini, Former Baseball Pitcher, Is Convicted of Murder

Former MLB pitcher Daniel Serafini found guilty in father-in-law's murder case

A former Major League Baseball pitcher has been found guilty of murdering his father-in-law in what prosecutors called a financially motivated attack.

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Former MLB Player Convicted Of Murder In Disturbing Home Invasion

Dan Serafini, former Cubs pitcher, convicted of father-in-law's murder

Former MLB pitcher Danny Serafini found guilty of murdering father-in-law in Lake Tahoe attack

Prosecutors accused Serafini of killing his in-laws in order for he and his wife, Erin Spohr, to gain access to a multi-million dollar inheritance after Serafini's baseball career ended.

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Former Major League Baseball pitcher convicted of murder in shooting of wife’s parents

Ex-MLB pitcher Daniel Serafini found guilty in 2021 murder of father-in-law in Tahoe

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Daniel Serafini convicted of killing his father-in-law over $11 million estate

Daniel Serafini was found guilty of first-degree murder and attempted murder for attacking his in-laws in their Lake Tahoe home in 2021. He pitched for the Minnesota Twins for three seasons, starting in 1996.

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Former MLB pitcher Dan Serafini found guilty of murdering father-in-law

Former MLB pitcher Dan Serafini was found guilty of first-degree murder in the 2021 shooting that claimed the life of his father-in-law and left his mother-in-law injured.

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