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    You are at:Home»State News»3 men ordered to stand trial in double homicide in Topeka

    3 men ordered to stand trial in double homicide in Topeka

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    By KMAN Staff on November 21, 2018 State News

    TOPEKA — A judge has found sufficient evidence for three men to stand trial in a double homicide in Topeka.

    The Topeka Capital-Journal reports that 19-year-old Matthew Hutto, 31-year-old Richard Showalter and 41-year-old Bradley Sportsman were bound over for trial Tuesday. They’re each jailed on $1 million bond on charges that include first-degree murder in the deaths of Sportsman’s estranged wife, 28-year-old Lisa Sportsman, and her cousin, 17-year-old Jesse Polinskey.

    Twenty-year-old Cole Pingel testified at the preliminary hearing that the three talked about “taking care of business” while making the two-hour drive from the small town of Greenleaf to Topeka on July 22. The victims were found stabbed and beaten to death the next day.

    Pingel is charged with interference with law enforcement for allegedly making a false statement during the investigation.

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