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ch 29, 2009. "That man will not be where my mom is. There is no way. I've heard tell he was saved. Not in this world." Constance Evans, the daughter of 78-year-old Bessie Hedrick, stared straight at Stewart and said, "You're the one." "This is not closure," she told Stewart, who showed no visible emotion. "Your mother is sitting right behind you." The victims at the nursing home, along with DeKler and Hedrick, were Jesse Musser, 88; Margaret Johnson, 89; John Goldston, 78; Tessie Garner, 75; Lillian Dunn, 89; and Jerry Avant, 39, who worked as a nurse at the facility. Sentencing will be imposed by Webb. Even at the minimum end of the possible spectrum, Stewart faces the likelihood of life behind bars. Stewart was acquitted of two charges of attempted first-degree murder involving two victims who were wounded but not killed, but was convicted on multiple assault and firearms charges in addition to the eight murder charges. The verdict is at least a partial victory for Stewart's defense team, which had argued that mental illness and a cocktail of prescription drugs rendered him incapable of fully understanding his actions, and therefore ineligible for a first-degree murder conviction. While never denying that Stewart carried out the deadly shooting, his lawyers hoped to keep him off death row. "This guy is on trial for his life," defense lawyer Jonathan Megerian said during his closing remarks to jurors on Thursday. Stewart was searching for his estranged wife, an employee at Pinelake, when he showed up at the nursing home with four firearms and a bag bulging with ammunition. Unable to fininess practices. The financial watchdog said in a statement RBS's South Korean branch breached the country's regulations when it outsourced some of its business operations to employees located in RBS's regional headquarters in Singapore. The local branch was also found to have brokered a U.S. dollar-denominated hybrid financial product when it didn't have a licen