The parents of Paul Merhige, a mentally ill man who killed four relatives at a 2009 Thanksgiving dinner in Jupiter, cannot be sued for negligence, the Fourth District Court of Appeal rules.
February 19, 2014 at 01:24 PM
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The victims of Paul Merhige’s 2009 Thanksgiving Day family massacre cannot sue his parents, the Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled Wednesday.
Writing for a unanimous panel, Judge Robert Gross upheld the decision of Palm Beach Circuit Judge Meenu Sasser to dismiss lawsuits brought by Patrick Knight, Muriel and Jimmy Sitton and Dr. Antoine Joseph.
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