Tracked!

With all the information that Scott provided, they were able to track down Jack’s nephew Brogan Rafferty at the Stow-Munroe Falls High School. He was interviewed by authorities in the principal’s office while his house was being searched. That evening, a warrant was served and the boy was taken into custody by the police. He was all they needed to finally apprehend Jack Beasley.

Justice served

Finally, in 2013, Richard “Jack” Beasely, 53, from Summit County, Ohio, was convicted of the deaths of three men and of the attempted murder of Scott Davis. He was given the death penalty. The judge read the three death sentences in a courtroom where among those present were the victim’s families. The atmosphere in the courtroom was hushed and the relatives of the victims held back tears. Meanwhile, his accomplice, Brogan Rafferty, was sentenced to life in prison. There will be no chance of parole on his conviction.