Jurors in Hackensack on Tuesday convicted a Manhattan man of murder and aggravated arson, among other charges, in the killing of popular software engineer Robert Cantor in his Teaneck home.
Sui Kam “Tony” Tung stared intently at the jurors as the judge’s clerk read the verdict convicting him of eight counts and acquitting him of three others after deliberating three and a half days.
Tung, 52, then looked down and blinked.
Loved ones of Cantor who’d been crying before and during the verdict’s reading hugged Assistant Prosecutors Wayne Mello and Brian Sinclair, who tried the case.
Sinclair, in turn, haded a Milky Way bar to Cantor’s ex-wife. READ MORE….
STORY / PHOTO: Daily Voice Community Editor Mary K. Miraglia
