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Sam Haskell Jr. Enters Not Guilty Plea In Triple Murder Case

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Sam Haskell Jr. has officially entered a not guilty plea in the triple murder case. The suspect appeared in court in Los Angeles, accompanied by his lawyers, to address the three counts of murder he is facing.

Key Takeaway

Sam Haskell Jr. has pleaded not guilty in the triple murder case and continues to appear in court without a shirt, despite concerns about self-harm. He remains in custody without bail.

Shirtless Appearance in Court

During the court appearance, Haskell was observed without a shirt, a recurring sight since his initial court appearance. Correctional officers have previously expressed concerns about Haskell’s well-being, leading to his continuous shirtless presence in court. Despite his lawyers’ claims that Haskell does not intend to cause harm to himself, the judge denied him a shirt and offered a self-harm vest instead.

Upcoming Court Appearance

Sam Haskell Jr. is scheduled to return to court next month. Prosecutors have accused him of the murder of his wife, Mei, as well as her parents, Yanxiang and Gaoshan. Surveillance footage allegedly shows Haskell disposing of something in a dumpster shortly before his arrest. He is currently in custody without bail.