An Ohio jury convicted Caleb Flynn on all nine counts, a decisive win for prosecutors and the victim's family.

• The jury found Flynn guilty of aggravated murder, three additional murder counts, two counts of felonious assault, and three counts of tampering with evidence.
• Gun specifications were attached to most counts, meaning the jury agreed he carried and used a firearm during the crime.
• All 12 jurors signed each verdict form, and the defense asked for the jury to be polled — each juror confirmed the verdicts as their own.
• The tampering charges suggest prosecutors argued he tried to hide or destroy evidence after the killing.
• Flynn was handcuffed and broke down in tears as the verdicts were read.

Outlook: Sentencing comes next, and the aggravated murder conviction plus gun specifications point to a very long prison term.