Harlow Cuadra Appeals Life Sentence

Thought you’d heard the last of Harlow Cuadra since he was thrown in prison for life, huh? Well you were wrong. If you weren’t following all the news surrounding his trial and verdict, you can see the QCoverage at the Harlow Cuadra QC News Page. But for those in the know, Cuadra just appealed his life imprisonment for the murder of Bryan Kocis. Gay Porn Times reports:

According to media reports, Harlow Cuadra is appealing his guilty verdict. The relevant documents were filed today at the Luzerne County, Pennsylvania courthouse by his attorney, Paul J. Walker. Last month, Mr. Cuadra, 27, was convicted of first-degree homicide in the January 2007 murder of Cobra Video producer Bryan Kocis. He was sentenced to life in prison when the jury was unable to reach a unanimous verdict during the penalty phase of the trial. In December 2008, Joseph Kerekes, Cuadra’s former partner and one-time co-defendant, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and received the mandatory sentence of life in prison. The plea spared him from the death penalty.

More as it develops.