Prosecutors in Florida on Monday filed a notice signaling their intent to pursue the death penalty against double murder suspect Jean Macean, 32, who is accused to slashing the throats of Brenda an…
, after a waitress at an Orange County Johnny Rockets eatery recognized him as a former customer and led the cops to him.
Terry and Brenda Aultman were biking home from a bar when they were stabbed repeatedly and had their throats slashed, they were found in a pool of blood.The document states that the State intends to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the murders were homicides “committed in a cold, calculated and premediate manner without any pretense of moral or legal justification.
“I think that it’s justified,” she said of prosecutors’ intention to seek the death penalty. “But I think it’s going to be a hard and long, difficult process for me and my family regardless of what they seek. I think this is going to impact us for the rest of our lives.”Daytona Beach Police
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