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Adam Sapikowski won't receive any money or other death benefits from his parents' estate, a Superior Court judge ruled.
Adam Sapikowski pleaded guilty Friday to second-degree murder in the April 2005 shotgun slaying of his mother, and was sentenced to up to 25 years in prison.
A Chapel Hill teen who pleaded guilty to killing his parents was sentenced on Friday to a maximum of 24½ years in prison for the 2005 shooting death of his father.
A Chapel Hill teenager on Friday agreed to a plea deal in the May 2005 shotgun slayings of his parents, whose bodies were hidden for weeks inside the family's upscale home.
An attorney for a Chapel Hill man accused of shooting and killing his parents more than two years ago has asked a court to throw out a wrongful death lawsuit filed by family representatives.
A new trial date has been set for a Chapel Hill teenager charged with fatally shooting his parents nearly two years ago.
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