Shoshone County not seeking death penalty in Kellogg massacre case
Accused murderer MajorJon Kaylor is remanded into the custody of law enforcement following his first appearance in court on Tuesday in Wallace. Shoshone County Prosecuting Attorney Benjamin Allen will not be seeking the death penalty for Kaylor's alleged crimes. (Josh McDonald/Hagadone News Network)
WALLACE, Idaho –– Shoshone County Prosecuting Attorney Benjamin Allen will not seek the death penalty as a sentencing option for accused murderer MajorJon Kaylor, according to a release from his office.
Kaylor is accused of killing Kenna Guardipee, 41, Kenneth Guardipee, 65, Devin Smith, 18, and Aiken Smith, 16, at their home in Kellogg, Idaho on Father’s Day...
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