Posted: 6:02 am EDT May 25, 2010
BRUNSWICK, Ga. -- A Brunswick man charged with beating his father and seven others to death inside their mobile home last summer is due back in court.
A hearing in Superior Court on Tuesday will mark the first time Guy Heinze Jr. has faced a judge since he was indicted on eight counts of murder last September.
Prosecutors say Heinze used a blunt weapon to kill his father along with members of an extended family they were living with in a mobile home in coastal Glynn County.
Heinze's attorney has said he didn't kill anyone. In a distraught 911 call to police, the suspect can be heard sobbing: "My whole family's dead."
Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for Heinze.
From: http://www.wsbtv.com/news/23666477/detail.html
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
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