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A Casper man convicted of fatally stabbing his mother-in-law will have his case heard before the Wyoming Supreme Court. Anthony Rodriguez was convicted of second-degree murder in April of last year in the stabbing death of Mary Fogle, his mother-in-law...

Second-degree murder is punishable by 20 years to life behind bars.

On Thursday, Itzen dismissed Rodriguez's actions on the witness stand as a theater, a position he furthered during his closing arguments on Friday.

Anthony Rodriguez is charged with first-degree murder,f felony murder and domestic battery.

The trial will continue Friday morning.

If convicted, Rodriguez faces life behind bars with the possibility of parole.

If convicted, Rodriguez faces life with the possibility of parole.