A company is accused of negligence in the deaths at tailgating party near Carter-Finley Stadium. Tim Wayne Johnson, who was charged with murder in both deaths, was convicted of both first-degree and second-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole.

Rachel Louise French, who helped an assailant dispose of evidence, admits guilt and receives three years of probation. She must also undergo a substance abuse assessment.

As an accessory to two tailgate killings, he is given the maximum in a tense day in court.

Prosecutors drop double murder charges Wednesday against Tony Johnson of Tarboro who was arrested in fatal shootings last year at an N.C. State University tailgate party.

Authorities accuse a woman of helping Timothy Johnson escape detection and arrest.

Memories of a deadly shooting at a tailgate area outside Carter-Finley Stadium linger a year later.

When the doors shut Monday, 12 jurors sat down together for the last time to decide what to do with Timothy Wayne Johnson.

Timothy Wayne Johnson could get death on conviction in last year's shootings. The sentencing phase of the trial begins today.

Now that the trial is over for the first of the Johnson brothers accused of killing two men before an N.C. State University football game, let's be thankful that the university is so serious about curtailing the rowdiness at pre-game tailgating.

She didn't watch it the first time.

Defense attorneys in the double-murder trial of Timothy Wayne Johnson say alcohol fueled the fracas.

Jury selection began July 18 in the double-murder trial of Timothy Wayne Johnson. Prosecutors and defense attorneys interviewed 45 potential jurors. The 12-member jury includes eight women and four men. All three alternate jurors are women.