Tatort pictures of 'Xbox Murders' to annoy the hearing.

The sale of two convicted murderers who have now murdered six people took place today.

Jerone Hunter and Troy Victorino were found to be guilty in 2006 and was known as the “Xbox murders”.

The prosecutors showed jurors video and pictures of the scene and weapons during the opening statements: “The sound of metal strokes, striking human meat and the breaking of human bones rang and over again.” They say that all six victims were murdered: “These repeated bat fluctuations let the walls sprayed and soaked in blood.”

But in 2017, Hunter and Victorino's death sentence was canceled due to a change in the state law. The legislation now requires that eight jurors are correct in favor of death. The prosecutors told the court: “Victorino was angry, threatened and complained that his things were missing.”

The investigators say that Victorino wanted to get back a jersey and an Xbox video game in a women's shelter in which he lived. At that time, according to the investigators, the woman was in her summer house and declined to raise charges against Victorino for staying there.

The deputy deputy John McDonald set up and said: “Mr. Victorino called to report a break -in into his residence, where he wanted to report that objects were stolen from there.” According to McDonald, who was on site that day, he was unable to record Victorino's report because he was not an official guest of the homeowner. “He was upset, his attitude changed and he told me I shouldn't worry. That would take care of it himself.”

“He said he wanted to kill everyone in the house.” Brandon Graham told the court that he was a friend of Hunter and Victorino. He says he was with the men on the night of murder, but decided not to go into the house. “Mister Victorino said we will need to change clothes because they would become bloody.”

The legal proceedings begin at 8:30 a.m. The defense decided today for the declaration of opening and states that after completing the state, it will be presented, which is expected to take place on Wednesday.

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