(MSC News)--A St. Joseph man convicted on charges in a deadly double shooting in January 2015 at a rural Faucett residence has learned his fate.
KQ2-TV reports a Buchanan County judge Thursday sentenced Daron Simpson to 50 years in prison on charges of second-degree murder and first-degree assault.
Simpson was found guilty of the charges last month. As part of a plea agreement, two counts of armed criminal action and burglary were dismissed.
Authorities say Simpson smashed his vehicle into the garage of his ex-wife's home on January 24, 2015. Simpson then went into a bedroom of the home and shot his ex-wife, Amanda Simpson, and her boyfriend, 36-year-old rural Troy resident Andrew Clary. Clary was killed. Amanda Simpson survived the shooting.
She told the court her ex-husband committed the crimes while his two biological daughters were asleep in the same home.
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