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NBC’s ‘Dateline: Blind Justice’ depicted how Christopher Sutton hired a hitman to murder his adoptive parents inside their Coral Gables, Florida, residence in August 2004. While John Sutton survived the near-fatal assassination attempt but lost his eyesight, Susan Sutton succumbed to her injuries.
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John R. Sutton has been licensed to practice law in the...
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Three months after he was convicted of first-degree murder and attempted murder, Christopher Sutton is speaking out from behind bars.
On July 21, Christopher Sutton was found guilty of attempted murder and murder in the first degree. He was sentenced to three life terms without a chance of parole. “I think this is a case of an individual’s greed, getting the better of them,” said Cordero-Stutz.
The last few weeks of Chris Sutton's life inside Her Majesty's Penitentiary were plagued by self-harm, trips to "the hole" and even guards who laughed when he spoke of ending his own life,...
A man accused of hiring a drug addict to kill his parents was found guilty of first-degree murder and attempted murder Wednesday by a Miami-Dade jury. Christopher Sutton, 31, allegedly...
On August 22, 2004, an intruder broke into a Coral Gables home and fatally shot Susan Sutton. Her husband, John Sutton, was critically wounded and left permanently blind in the attack. Eight months later, their adopted son Christopher, who helped nurse his father back to health, is arrested and charged.
After 10 hours of deliberations over two days, jurors convicted Sutton, 31, on charges of first-degree murder and attempted murder. Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Stanford Blake immediately sentenced...
