Daniel Serafini, the ex-MLB pitcher convicted of shooting his in-laws in a 2021 murder-burglary at…
Daniel Serafini, the ex-MLB pitcher convicted of shooting his in-laws in a 2021 murder-burglary at their Homewood residence near Lake Tahoe, was committed to life without parole after his sentencing on Feb. 27 in Placer Superior Court. Jurors in July convicted Daniel Serafini, 51, of first-degree murder in the death of his father-in-law, Gary Spohr, 70, and found the former pitcher guilty of attempted murder in the shootings that severely wounded his mother-in-law, Wendy Wood, 68. Serafini reportedly hated his wife’s wealthy parents, Placer prosecutors said, telling friends that he would offer $20,000 to whoever would carry out their killings. Ultimately, Serafini took the task into his own hands. To read more, check out https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/crime/article314866341.html?utm_medium=social. ✍️: Darrell Smith 📷️: Hector Amezcua #news #mlb #baseball #crime #serafini #california #laketahoe #sports
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