Apple River stabbing trial

Nicolae Miu will be sentenced for his role in the Apple River stabbing on Wednesday, July 31. FOX 9's Paul Blume, who has been covering the trial, joins FOX 9 Morning News to discuss what to expect at sentencing.

Two jurors who deliberated Nicolae Miu’s fate in the Apple River stabbing trial told FOX 9 the panel of 12 quickly focused on the issue of criminality between intentional and reckless homicide, with little support among jurors that the stabbings were done in self-defense.

A juror who deliberated Nicolae Miu’s fate in the Apple River stabbing trial told FOX 9 the panel of 12 quickly focused on the issue of criminality between intentional and reckless homicide, with little support among jurors that the stabbings were done in self-defense.

Nicolae Miu was found guilty on multiple counts, including first-degree reckless homicide for the death of Isaac Shuman. A local defense attorney weighs in on the guilty verdict. FOX 9's Courtney Godfrey has more.

Isaac Schuman's family spoke outside of court after Nicolae Miu was found guilty in the Apple River stabbing trial.

After the verdict was read, St. Croix County District Attorney Karl Anderson said Miu could face nearly 100 years in prison, but it's ultimately up to the judge.

FOX 9 reporter Rob Olson describes what it was like in the courtroom when Nicolae Miu was found guilty in the Apple River stabbing trial.

Nicolae Miu has been found guilty in his Apple River stabbing trial on Thursday. His attorney spoke after the verdict was read. He was convicted of the following charges: - First-degree reckless homicide of 17-year-old Isaac Schuman - First-degree recklessly endangering safety of A.J. Martin - First-degree recklessly endangering safety of Dante Carlson - First-degree recklessly endangering safety of Tony Carlson - First-degree recklessly endangering safety of Ryhley Mattison - Battery of Madison Coen

Marsh Halberg of Halberg Criminal Defense chats with FOX 9's Paul Blume about jury deliberations and the makeup of the jury during the Apple River stabbing trial.

The trial of Nicolae Miu continued on Wednesday with closing arguments from the prosecution and defense after both sides wrapped their cases, sending them to jury deliberations.

The jury asked its first question in the Apple River stabbing trial: to see the cellphone video again.