Nicholas Kassotis Found Guilty On All Counts

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Liberty County, GA — Nicholas Kassotis Trial which started last ended today on Day 8,Week 2. Kassotis stood trial for the murder and dismemberment of his wife, Mindi Kassotis.

The jury delivered a sweeping guilty verdict on August 14, 2025, convicting the defendant on multiple counts including murder, aggravated assault, concealing a death, tampering with evidence, and possession of crime tools.

The panel found the defendant guilty of Count 1, murder, establishing responsibility for the victim’s death. On Count 3, aggravated assault, jurors determined that the state had proven an intentional and violent attack. Count 4, concealing the death of another, also resulted in a conviction, showing the jury’s agreement that the defendant took steps to hide the crime.

Further charges related to the tools and aftermath of the offense also ended in guilty verdicts. On Count 6, the jury convicted the defendant for possession of tools used in the commission of the crime. A second charge of possession of tools for the commission of the crime, Count 10, was likewise upheld. Jurors also returned a guilty verdict on Count 11 for the removal of body parts from the scene of the deceased, underscoring the disturbing nature of the case.

Finally, the defendant was convicted on Count 12, tampering with evidence, concluding the list of charges with a unanimous finding of guilt.

With these verdicts, the case moves into its next phase, where sentencing will determine the length and conditions of punishment. The convictions carry significant penalties, and the court will weigh the severity of the crimes alongside statutory sentencing guidelines.