TAMPA, Fla. — The former ice cream man facing a retrial in the murders of two Ruskin men has been found guilty.

After 13 hours of deliberation over three days, a jury found Michael Keetley, 52, guilty in the shooting deaths of two men and injuring two others in a 2010 shooting outside a home in Ruskin.

Keetley was found guilty of two counts of murder and guilty on four counts of attempted first-degree murder.

His first trial was in early 2020 and ended in a mistrial.

Keetley has been in jail since 2010 on murder and attempted murder charges and was denied bond again as recently as October 2022.

Prosecutors said he targeted the wrong group of people on a Ruskin front porch in retaliation for his own shooting and robbery of $12 from his ice cream truck, a purple vehicle that was a familiar sight in the neighborhood.

Brothers Juan and Sergio Guitron died in the Thanksgiving 2010 shooting at a Ruskin home. Four other men were seriously injured.

Keetley had maintained his innocence for 12 years.

The guilty verdict closes Hillsborough County's longest-running case.