Bryan Rhoden Sentenced to Life Without Parole for 2021 Triple Homicide at Atlanta Golf Course

In a plea deal, Rhoden pleaded guilty to 17 charges, including murder and kidnapping, avoiding the death penalty.

Bryan Rhoden, 26, pleaded guilty to the 2021 triple homicide at an Atlanta area golf course, receiving life in prison without the possibility of parole.
The victims, including golf pro Gene Siller, were part of a crime that involved drug trafficking, leading to their deaths.
Rhoden's plea deal included six consecutive life sentences, with prosecutors withdrawing the death penalty request.
Witnesses and family members provided emotional testimonies, highlighting the impact of the senseless violence on their lives.
Two others are charged in connection with the triple slaying, with their cases still pending.