The former Major League Baseball pitcher convicted of shooting his in-laws at their Lake Tahoe home wants new lawyers.

Daniel Serafini filed a motion for continuance, seeking new attorneys before sentencing for his murder conviction.

The sentencing of the former Major League Baseball player who shot his in-laws in 2021 could be delayed after the defendant filed to change attorneys on Friday, the Placer County Superior Court said.

A Placer County jury on Monday found the 51-year-old guilty of killing his father-in-law, Gary Spohr, and severely wounding his mother-in-law, Wendy Wood, on June 5, 2021, at their home on the ...

Shocking revelations emerged this week on the evidence that led to the murder conviction of an ex-MLB 1st-round pick.

The former MLB pitcher who was found guilty of murdering his father-in-law and the attempted murder of his mother-in-law wrote hidden jailhouse love letters to his babysitter mistress, it has been ...

Ex-MLB pitcher Daniel Serafini sent love letters to his mistress while facing charges for the murder of his in-laws, ...

It took authorities over two years to arrest Daniel Serafini for shooting his wife's parents, but just months to get the ...

Daniel Serafini, 51, said in one letter that his first plan of order after leaving jail was to have sex in an airport parking ...