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Although entertaining reasonable doubts as to whether the elder Saikin was the killer, the jury was plainly convinced that he was somehow involved in the crime. It found him not guilty of murder, but guilty of conspiring to obstruct justice by hiding the girl's body. State's Attorney Edward Hanrahan has no plans to prosecute Joel for his part in the case, and the verdict precludes any further action against his father.