WALLACE, Idaho — Majorjon Allen Kaylor pleaded Not Guilty to charges of first-degree murder in the shooting deaths of four family members in Kellogg on Father's Day in June 2023.
Kaylor also pleaded Not Guilty to a felony burglary charge associated with the crimes, accusing him of entering the home with the intent to commit murder.
The charges are for the deaths of a grandfather, mother, and two sons in the Guardipee family, all of whom were Kaylor's neighbors.
The complaint alleges the crimes were committed willfully, deliberately, and with malice aforethought.
Kaylor is represented by a public defender and could face life in prison if found guilty of the charges. The state had already filed notice that they did not intend to seek the death penalty.
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The court date for trial has been set for January 9, 2024.
After hearing arguments regarding the non-dissemination order looking to allow media access to the proceedings, Judge Barbara Duggan says she will issue a written order on vacating the gag order at a later time.
