Prison ordered for Baltimore man who obstructed central Pa. triple homicide investigation: DOJ
A Baltimore man who was part of a group tied to the 2016 execution of three people in Franklin County was ordered to spend nearly 10 years in feder...
A Baltimore man who was part of a group tied to the 2016 execution of three people in Franklin County was ordered to spend nearly 10 years in federal prison for obstructing the investigation into the killings, the DOJ said Thursday.Mark Johnson, 36, was sentenced to 110 months in prison by U.S. District Court Judge Christopher C. Conner during a Wednesday hearing, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania.Johnson is accused of helping his brother Christopher Johnson and others attempt to thwart an investigation into the killings of Wendy Chaney, Phillip Jackson and Brandon Cole at a Montgomery Township barn on June 25, 2016.