The jury has convicted a man of killing a brother and sister 35 years ago.[DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]Kenneth Perry was found guilty Tuesday on murder and all other ...

DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — A DeKalb County judge will sentence a man found guilty of murdering a brother and sister 35 years ago.

A week after he was convicted in a decades-old murder of siblings in DeKalb County, Kenneth Perry has been sentenced to more than a hundred years in prison.

A description that the victim provided to police shortly before she died, combined with DNA evidence, was how authorities ...

A Loganville man, Kenneth Perry, was sentenced to three consecutive life sentences plus 100 years for the 1990 rape and ...

After being found guilty of the crimes on March 11, DeKalb County Superior Court Chief Judge Shondeana C. Morris, who ...

A DeKalb County judge weighed both sides today before sentencing Kenneth Perry, a Loganville man convicted in a decades-old ...

Prosecutors told the court that Perry stabbed John Sumpter to death inside Sumpter’s Stone Mountain apartment. They said he then raped and stabbed John Sumpter’s sister, Pamela Sumpter, at the ...

Kenneth Perry, the man convicted of the brutal double murder of a brother and sister at a Stone Mountain apartment in 1990, will spend the rest of his life in prison.

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The DeKalb County Grand Jury indicted Kenneth Perry on charges connected to the 1990 death of Pamela Sumpter, 43, and her brother John Sumpter, 46 Ingrid Vasquez is a Digital News Writer at PEOPLE.