EDMONTON — A 16-year-old Metcalfe County teen pleaded guilty in Metcalfe Circuit Court on Tuesday morning and could serve 20 years in prison.
Christopher Endicott had been charged with killing Gary and Barbara Holloway in March 2011 at their home, 248 Jimmy Hubbard Road, in Metcalfe County.
A trial date had been set for Dec. 4, after being moved from July 17, but a plea agreement was reached in the meantime.
Endicott pleaded guilty to charges of two counts of murder, one count of robbery, tampering with physical evidence and fleeing or evading police. He is scheduled to be sentenced Nov. 27.
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