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David Albers/Staff - Immokalee resident Justin Campos, center, listens to a guilty verdict being read on the final day of his second-degree murder trial at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.

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David Albers/Staff - Immokalee resident Justin Campos, center, listens to a guilty verdict being read on the final day of his second-degree murder trial at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.

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  • David Albers/Staff - Immokalee resident Justin Campos, center, listens to a guilty verdict being read on the final day of his second-degree murder trial at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - Immokalee resident Justin Campos is led away by deputies after being found guilty in his second-degree murder trial at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - Family of Justin Campos react to a guilt verdict being read during the final day of the second-degree murder trial of the Immokalee resident at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - Deputies of the Lee County Sheriff's Office fill the courtroom as the verdict is read on the final day of the second-degree murder trial of Immokalee resident Justin Campos at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - Immokalee resident Justin Campos is led away by deputies after being found guilty in his second-degree murder trial at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - Family members of Justin Campos leave the courtroom after the final day of the second-degree murder trial of Immokalee resident at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - Justin Campos gives his mother a kiss before the verdict is announced during the final day of the second-degree murder trial of the Immokalee resident at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - Judge Alane Laboda addresses a question from the deliberating jury with lawyers during the final day of the second-degree murder trial of Immokalee resident Justin Campos at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - Family members watch closing arguments during the final day of the second-degree murder trial of Immokalee resident Justin Campos at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - Defense attorney Sawyer Smith gives his closing arguments during the final day of the second-degree murder trial of Immokalee resident Justin Campos at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - Defense attorney Sawyer Smith gives his closing arguments during the final day of the second-degree murder trial of Immokalee resident Justin Campos at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - Defense attorney Sawyer Smith gives his closing arguments during the final day of the second-degree murder trial of Immokalee resident Justin Campos at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - State prosecutor Andreas Gardiner gives his closing arguments during the final day of the second-degree murder trial of Immokalee resident Justin Campos at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - State prosecutor Andreas Gardiner gives his closing arguments during the final day of the second-degree murder trial of Immokalee resident Justin Campos at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - Defense attorney Sawyer Smith discusses jury instructions during the final day of the second-degree murder trial of Immokalee resident Justin Campos at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - Judge Alane Laboda presides over the final day of the second-degree murder trial of Immokalee resident Justin Campos at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - Prosecutor Abraham Thornburn, left, and audio/video specialist Leandro Navarro work to make changes to jury instructions during the final day of the second-degree murder trial of Immokalee resident Justin Campos at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - Immokalee resident Justin Campos testifies during the final day of his second-degree murder trial at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - Immokalee resident Justin Campos testifies in his own defense during the final day of his second-degree murder trial at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - Immokalee resident Justin Campos, center, stands with his lawyers during a recess during the final day of his second-degree murder trial at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.
  • David Albers/Staff - Family of Justin Campos react to a guilt verdict being read during the final day of the second-degree murder trial of the Immokalee resident at the Lee County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, in Fort Myers. Campos, 26, was found guilty of two second-degree murder charges in the January 2011 deaths of Lehigh Acres residents Juan Miguel Sanchez-Perdomo, 20, and Carlos Deleon-Ortiz, 29.

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