AUBURN, Calif. —

The former Major League Baseball pitcher convicted of shooting his in-laws at their Lake Tahoe home wants new lawyers.

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Daniel Serafini, 51, filed a motion in court this week asking for new counsel a month after a Placer County jury convicted him of murder and attempted murder.

He shot his in-laws in an ambush attack in June 2021, leaving Gary Spohr dead. Wendy Wood survived and made a full recovery, but she killed herself a couple of years later.

Jurors, however, found Serafini not guilty of child endangerment. Prosecutors accused Serafini of endangering his infant and toddler son while he was in the home with the gun. Serafini's wife, Erin Spohr, brought the bo

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