The Case of Trey Zwicker

The case of Trey Zwicker has been solved, but what really happened to his family? The family of 14-year-old Trey was a dysfunctional one. His step father, Josh Gouker, is currently serving a life sentence for the murder of his son. The case has also led to the confession of another man – his stepfather’s son, Josh Young.

Joshua Young was convicted of killing Trey Zwicker outside his high school in 2011. He was only fourteen years old when he was killed. He later confessed to the crime and was sentenced to life in prison. Since then, Young has been in and out of jail. He has since written a four-page confession letter admitting that he did kill Trey by himself. Young’s family is adamant that Young was not the sole killer.

The murder of Trey Zwicker was the result of a complicated investigation that was complicated by conflicting testimony. It was a difficult case to solve because so many people testified about the events surrounding the murder. Now, Investigation Discovery has decided to explore the case and the different confessions that led to his death.

The prosecution argued that Gouker had no motive for killing Trey and pushed his son to do it. Josh’s sister Amanda was pregnant when the murder took place, but went through with the abortion. The defense tried to discredit Gouker’s wife, Cassie Gouker, by pointing to Cassie’s sexual relationship with the son and the fact that she would do anything for her son, despite the fact that the boy had been killed.

Josh Gouker’s trial was delayed because of the child’s death. He pleaded guilty to murder Trey in 2013, and was sentenced to life in prison. He is 42 years old and is serving a life sentence in a state prison. He will be eligible for parole in October 2031. He also had a lengthy criminal record and was arrested for intimidation of a witness. He was also arrested for shoplifting, public intoxication, and drug possession.