Man convicted in 2013 Joliet double murder gets life in prison

Opening statements began Wednesday in the trial of a man charged in a 2013 double murder in Joliet. (WLS)

JOLIET, Ill. (WLS) --
Adam Landerman will spend the rest of his life in prison after a June conviction in a 2013 double murder. He was sentenced Friday.

Landerman and three friends lured Terrance Rankins and Eric Glover to a Joliet home, where they strangled the two men, prosecutors said.

The other three people involved in the murders are already serving prison sentences.

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