Kenneth Jones pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter of Stephanie Eldredge and was sentenced nine years fixed and six years indeterminate, zero plus five years for destruction of evidence, and one year for obstruction to jail.
Kenneth Jones weeps as he addresses the court at the Bonneville County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021. John Roark▲
Defense attorney Curtis Smith addresses the court during the sentencing of Kenneth Jones at the Bonneville County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021. Jones pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter of Stephanie Eldredge and was sentenced nine years fixed and six years indeterminate, zero plus five years for destruction of evidence, and one year for obstruction. John Roark▲
Prosecutor Daniel Clark addresses the court during the sentencing of Kenneth Jones at the Bonneville County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021. Jones pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter of Stephanie Eldredge and was sentenced nine years fixed and six years indeterminate, zero plus five years for destruction of evidence, and one year for obstruction. John Roark▲
Defense attorney Curtis Smith addresses the judge at the Bonneville County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021. Jones pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter of Stephanie Eldredge and was sentenced nine years fixed and six years indeterminate, zero plus five years for destruction of evidence, and one year for obstruction. John Roark▲
Lt. Jessica Marley listens to victim impact statements during the sentencing of Kenneth Jones at the Bonneville County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021. Jones pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter of Stephanie Eldredge and was sentenced nine years fixed and six years indeterminate, zero plus five years for destruction of evidence, and one year for obstruction. John Roark▲
Kenneth Jones enters the courtroom at the Bonneville County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021. Jones pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter of Stephanie Eldredge and was sentenced nine years fixed and six years indeterminate, zero plus five years for destruction of evidence, and one year for obstruction. John Roark▲
Kenneth Jones listens to victims' statements at the Bonneville County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021. Jones pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter of Stephanie Eldredge and was sentenced nine years fixed and six years indeterminate, zero plus five years for destruction of evidence, and one year for obstruction. John Roark▲
Judge Joel Tingey presides during the sentencing of Kenneth Jones at the Bonneville County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021. Jones pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter of Stephanie Eldredge and was sentenced nine years fixed and six years indeterminate, zero plus five years for destruction of evidence, and one year for obstruction. John Roark▲
Kenneth Jones listens as his attorney addresses the court at the Bonneville County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021. Jones pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter of Stephanie Eldredge and was sentenced nine years fixed and six years indeterminate, zero plus five years for destruction of evidence, and one year for obstruction. John Roark▲
Lt. Jessica Marley listens to victims' statements during the sentencing of Kenneth Jones at the Bonneville County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021. Jones pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter of Stephanie Eldredge and was sentenced nine years fixed and six years indeterminate, zero plus five years for destruction of evidence, and one year for obstruction. John Roark▲
Defense attorney Curtis Smith and Kenneth Jones speak together at the Bonneville County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021. Jones pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter of Stephanie Eldredge and was sentenced nine years fixed and six years indeterminate, zero plus five years for destruction of evidence, and one year for obstruction. John Roark▲
Prosecutor Daniel Clark addresses the court during the sentencing of Kenneth Jones at the Bonneville County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021. Jones pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter of Stephanie Eldredge and was sentenced nine years fixed and six years indeterminate, zero plus five years for destruction of evidence, and one year for obstruction. John Roark▲
Defense attorney Curtis Smith and Kenneth Jones speak together at the Bonneville County Courthouse on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021. Jones pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter of Stephanie Eldredge and was sentenced nine years fixed and six years indeterminate, zero plus five years for destruction of evidence, and one year for obstruction. John Roark▲