This afternoon, an Oneida Co. Jury convicted John T. Healy of second degree murder and 18 robbery counts in connection with the 2006 murder of New Hartford police officer Joseph Corr.

The jury deliberated for approximately two hours before announcing its verdict.

The gallery of Corr family members, police officers, and other supporters reacted quietly. However, when Healy was escorted from the courtroom, they applauded, and Healy applauded back at them.

Healy will be sentenced of March 22. He is the first of three suspected robbers to stand trial. Two others, Robert Ward and Marion Pegese, are expected to stand trial later this year.

Healy was accused of being one of four men who robbed the Lennon's W.B. Wilcox jewelry store on February 27, 2006, and led police on a high speed chase. Following a crash at the Kirkland Byrne Dairy, gunman Walter Richardson shot and killed Officer Corr. Testimony showed that Healy was a passenger in Richardson's vehicle. Richardson was killed the next night by U.S. Marshals near Philadelphia.

Check out our Healy Trial Blog for more details posted "live" from inside the courtroom as the events unfolded.

 

 

 

Healy Found Guilty on All Counts NEWSCAST COVERAGE  CLICK HERE for 5:00 PM Coverage  CLICK HERE for 5:30 PM Coverage  CLICK HERE for 6:00 PM Coverage   HEALY TRIAL BLOG CLICK  HERE to read the latest blog entry

The Verdict	The Corr Family's Reaction
Watch the clip	Tracie Corr	Dave Corr	Kathy Corr
Prosecution Reaction	Defense Reaction	New Hartford Police Reaction	Closing Argument Clips
Kurt Hameline	Rebecca Wittman	Chief Ray Philo	D.A. CLOSING  Part #1  Part #2  Part #3 DEFENSE CLOSING  Part #1  Part #2