But last April, the brothers and their company pleaded guilty to charges involving the evasion of $325,000 in sales taxes.

In November 2007, the brothers plead guilty to running a continuing criminal enterprise.

The brothers, who had both been drinking before the match, had originally pleaded not guilty to murder.

When making their cases, each brother pleaded to be voted off himself and to have his twin kept on campus.

"They'll kill me," the brother pleaded, on his knees, referring to drug dealers.

His brother, Benjamin, also pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one year.

The brothers both pleaded guilty and received both probation and community service.

When a negotiator called the next day, the brother pleaded for a lower ransom.

To avoid a retrial, the brothers then pleaded guilty to third-degree murder.

On November 16, 2006 the brothers pleaded guilty to one count of conspiring to engage in money laundering.