After two previous mistrials and two weeks of testimony, a DeKalb County jury cleared a brother and sister of the attempted murder and robbery of a shopkeeper in 2014.
The convoluted case had plenty of twists, said Stone Mountain solo Robert Kenner Jr., who took over the defense of Andre Spriggs after his original lawyer was disbarred. Amanda Spriggs, his sister, was also found not guilty on Nov. 2.
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