The first trial of the case resulted in a deadlocked jury, whose members said that they found the evidence ambiguous.

This trial resulted in an eight-to-four deadlocked jury.

Seven men were convicted but received light sentences, two men were released because of a deadlocked jury, and the remainder were acquitted.

A second trial also resulted in a deadlocked jury.

The trial ended with two deadlocked juries (although the brothers were tried together, each had a separate jury).