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Michigan City man is found guilty in his alleged role in two drug overdose deaths

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A Michigan City man is found guilty in his alleged role in two drug overdose deaths.

44-year-old Jesse Brockman was found guilty on ten counts, including failure to report a dead body, reckless homicide, and dealing in a controlled substance resulting in death.

On September 24, 2019, police officers were sent to a motel in the 3900 block of Franklin Street to do a welfare check on a 29-year-old man.

When they arrived inside one of the rooms they found two people dead and one still alive.

The two people that died were identified as 26-year-old Christina Rossetti and 29-year-old Zachary Granzo. The third individual was taken to a hospital.

After a 16-hour investigation, police eventually arrested Brockman upon discovering in the same room illegal drugs.

His next court date is set for May 20.

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Thor April 28, 2021 at 12:04 pm

I believe it is no longer “alleged” after being found guilty. Just say he’s a worthless drug dealer who no longer deserves the food and fresh air it takes to keep him alive.

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