A judge ruled one of the brothers convicted of murdering five members of his Broken Arrow family will serve his five life sentences consecutively.

Michael Bever will learn his fate on Tuesday as a judge issues his sentence.

A Tulsa County judge has released evidence seen in the Michael Bever murder trial.

The woman who believes she’s one of the last people to see the Bever children in public before the murders shares her memories from that day.

A groundbreaking is set for later this month to begin construction on a memorial park dedicated to the Bever family murder victims and first responders who were called to the crime scene.

The jury recommended a punishment of life with the possibility of parole for the five first-degree murder charges of which Michael Bever was convicted. 

The same jury that convicted Micheal Bever of five murders must now decide if he should ever get a chance at parole.       

People who lived on the same street as the Bever family said they've been keeping an eye on this trial. 

Thursday, the jury discussed the assault and battery with intent to kill count. The jury recommended Bever serve 28 years in prison. The punishment for that count was between zero years and life.

After more than five hours of deliberating, a jury has found Michael Bever guilty in the deaths of his parents and three siblings in July 2015.

Jurors have reached a verdict in the Michael Bever murder trial. He's accused of killing his parents and three of his siblings in July, 2015.

After 17 days, both sides have rested in the murder trial of Michael Bever, who is accused of murdering his parents and three siblings.