Officers testify at Kaylor motion hearing
Majorjon Kaylor sits alongside defense counsel during his first appearance in Shoshone County District Court. Kaylor is accused of shooting four people in Kellogg on Father's Day.
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WALLACE — Shoshone County District Judge Barbara Duggan heard testimony from two law enforcement officers as part of a motion to suppress evidence filed by Majorjon Kaylor’s defense.
In September, Kaylor pleaded not guilty to four counts of first-degree murder, and one of burglary, in connection with a quadruple homicide that took place in Kellogg. He is accused of killing Kenneth Guardipee, 65; Kenna Guardipee, 41; Devin Smith, 18; and Aiken Smith, 16, on June 18.
Within the motion to suppress, Kaylor’s defense has asked Duggan to toss out any confession or testimony received by the officers before Kaylor was read his Miranda rights.
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