LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa.– A man has had his request for relief from consecutive life sentences for killing a pair of disabled brothers denied.
Juan Cristo-Munoz pleaded guilty in 2019 to two counts of first degree murder and related charges in connection to a home invasion and homicides of Richard Walton and Leroy Kinsey at Lancaster city home.
Cristo-Munoz and Joshua Proper repeatedly stabbed the disabled men, resulting in the death of both.
At a hearing, Cristo-Munoz, 20, claimed improprieties that should allow him relief.
In a 10-page opinion, the Pennsylvania Superior Court denied the request, writing that his appeal is “wholly frivolous.”
