Ferris faced between seven years and life in prison. It is unclear how he got the unidentified instrument used in the suicide into the courtroom, reads information from the article.
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Man Commits Suicide in Courtroom After Guilty Verdict
Jeffrey Sahl Ferris, who was convicted in a North Dakota federal court for violence-related felony crimes, killed himself by slitting his throat in the courtroom upon being found guilty. So reports The Kansas City Star.
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