Amber M. Lundgren waits to be escorted out of the courtroom Tuesday after the conclusion of attorneys' closing arguments of the homicide trial in the shooting death of Christopher Lytle of Westfield. The jury found her guilty after about four hours of deliberation.
Sauk County District Attorney Michael Albrecht holds a model head for the jury Tuesday which shows the trajectory of the shots to the back of Christopher Lytle's neck and head.
Defense attorney Andrew Martinez leans down to speak to Sauk County Assistant District Attorney Rick Spoentgen during the first day of the trial against Amber M. Lundgren, 38, of Richland Center, accused of first-degree intentional homicide.
Amber Lundgren will likely never live outside of prison again.
Sauk County District Attorney Michael Albrecht holds a model head for the jury Tuesday which shows the trajectory of the shots to the back of Christopher Lytle's neck and head.
Amber M. Lundgren waits to be escorted out of the courtroom Tuesday after the conclusion of attorneys' closing arguments of the homicide trial in the shooting death of Christopher Lytle of Westfield. The jury found her guilty after about four hours of deliberation.
Defense attorney Andrew Martinez leans down to speak to Sauk County Assistant District Attorney Rick Spoentgen during the first day of the trial against Amber M. Lundgren, 38, of Richland Center, accused of first-degree intentional homicide.
