The trial of Timothy Kirkpatrick, charged with the murder of Stuart Herman, concluded with a San Fernando Valley jury finding him guilty on multiple charges including first-degree murder. The case stemmed from a home burglary gone wrong, resulting in Herman's death despite efforts from his friend John Berliner, who attempted CPR while on a 911 call. Both Kirkpatrick and his alleged accomplice, Hakop Keloyan, faced serious consequences, with Keloyan having pleaded guilty to related charges prior to the trial. Sentencing for both men is expected next month, highlighting the tragic outcome of their crime.
Berliner desperately attempted to revive his friend Stuart Herman over a recorded 911 call; the audio showcased his fight against despair as tragedy unfolded.
Timothy Kirkpatrick was found guilty of first-degree murder related to Herman's shooting, which prosecutors linked to a botched home burglary.
Deputy DA Ranna Jahanshahi articulated the deep friendship between Herman and Berliner, emphasizing their bond endured even through personal hardships such as divorce.
The trial revealed significant information about the circumstances of the shooting, with the defense lacking evidence and opting not to call any witnesses.
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