A jury has returned a mixed verdict in a high-profile case involving the deadly robbery of a Korean tourist.

Stefan Camacho was found guilty of all charges, including complicity to commit first-degree robbery, theft of property, and destruction of evidence.

He was acquitted of complicity to commit aggravated murder.

The verdict was reached Tuesday afternoon in the Superior Court of Guam following five days of jury deliberations.

Prosecutors argued Camacho helped plan the robbery and drove the vehicle used in the crime, which led to the fatal shooting of visiting Korean tourist Hea Jun Hwang in Tumon back in January 2024.

Court documents show Camacho admitted to his role, including splitting stolen cash and later painting the vehicle to avoid detection.

Camacho showed little emotion as the verdict was read, while family members in the courtroom were seen in tears.

A motion for acquittal was denied and sentencing is set for August 13.