The case of a Hopkinsville man charged with murder could be headed toward a mediation following action in Christian County Circuit Court on Wednesday morning.
Earl Guillemet is accused of shooting Dolores Hernandez last May in the 300 block of East 18th Street.
Guillemet’s attorney, Ramon McGee, appeared virtually and said he had received a report from the Kentucky Correctional Psychiatric Complex but did not get into specifics.
click to download audioMcGee said he feels the case can be mediated before a trial but needs a little more time to review some details.
click to download audioOnce the specifics of the mediation are nailed down, a trial date will be set for Guillemet, who is charged with murder, tampering with evidence, and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
Police were able to gather security camera footage from the area and information from witnesses that identified a silver truck leaving the scene after the shooting. Information given to police included the description of a Black man with gray facial hair walking toward the victim’s home just before the shooting.
Police said they recovered the gun believed to be used in the shooting.
Guillemet’s next court appearance was scheduled for June 19.
