But the District Attorney’s Office has yet to charge Gallon with the couple’s murder, and Sonoma County Public Defender Kathleen Pozzi expressed profound doubts Thursday about his involvement, despite a criminal past that includes prison time for firing an arrow into an occupied car and current allegations in his younger brother’s death.
“I am absolutely, unequivocally not convinced that Shaun Gallon had anything to do with the Jenner killing,” Pozzi said in an interview.
Chief Deputy District Attorney Spencer Brady said his office hopes to make a decision about filing charges in the double homicide by the time Gallon next appears in court, May 14. But prosecutors are still awaiting some investigative reports from the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office, and until they’re in hand “we can’t make that decision,” Brady said.