Hearing vacated in Kaylor case as both sides present written arguments
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WALLACE –– A motion to dismiss hearing was vacated this afternoon after defense attorneys for accused murderer Majorjon Kaylor filed a stipulated motion to submit their motion to dismiss without a hearing.
In September, Kaylor pleaded not guilty to four counts of first-degree murder, and one of burglary, in connection with a quadruple homicide that took place in Kellogg. He is accused of killing Kenneth Guardipee, 65; Kenna Guardipee, 41; Devin Smith, 18; and Aiken Smith, 16, on June 18.
The stipulated motion states that both the State and the defense agree that the briefings and exhibits that have been submitted should be sufficient for Judge Barabra Duggan to rule on without having to have any sort of in-person oral arguments.
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