James Colley Jr. was convicted last week of the murders of his estranged wife and her best friend. He gunned them down in a 2015 rampage at the St. Johns County home the couple once shared.
The jury that convicted him must decide this week if Colley should be executed for the murders. Without a unanimous jury recommendation, a death sentence cannot be handed down. If the jury is not unanimous on the death penalty, Colley will be sentenced to life in prison.
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If the jury recommends death, the judge will ultimately decide whether to accept that recommendation or not.