A man charged in the murders of four people at a Hudson Street home has been arraigned.
Prosecutors say they'll seek the death penalty for 27-year-old Robert Adams if he's convicted of aggravated murder. His arraignment was held Monday. A grand jury indicted the Columbus man on 29 counts in the June 13 shooting deaths of four people. They ranged in age from 18 to 41. A fifth person was shot but survived. A 16-year-old boy accused of helping Adams, Jordyn Wade, is charged with delinquency counts of murder and kidnapping. He pleaded not guilty. Police say Adams told investigators that the teen pulled the trigger. Adams was arrested in Mississippi weeks after the shooting. He has been held on 10 million dollars bond.
