PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- A jury has found Calvin Crew guilty of first-degree murder in the death of Uber driver, Christina Spicuzza, in Monroeville two years ago. He faced charges of criminal homicide, robbery, and tampering with evidence in the case.

A jury this morning found 24-year-old Calvin Crew guilty of first-degree murder in the 2022 killing of Uber driver Christina Spicuzza. Jurors deliberated for four hours on Friday and an hour Monday morning before reaching the verdict.

The Pitcairn man charged with killing an Uber driver and mother of four was found guilty Monday of first-degree murder. The jury deliberated for about four hours Friday and briefly Monday morning before announcing their verdict.

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - Testimony began on Monday in the trial of a Pitcairn man who was charged with shooting and killing an Uber driver.

PITTSBURGH — Jury deliberations will continue Monday following a week of testimony in Christina Spicuzza’s murder trial. The defense told the jury on Friday that this is one big dumpster fire of a disaster, but they believe the evidence only proves a robbery, not a murder.

The trial of Calvin Crew, the man accused of murdering Uber driver Christina Spicuzza in Monroeville two years ago, continued on Wednesday.

PREVIOUS COVERAGE >>> Trial underway for man accused of shooting, killing local Uber driver in 2022 The DA’s Office then saying one hour and seven minutes after he entered her life she was dead. PREVIOUS COVERAGE >>> Coroner: woman found dead on hillside in Monroeville identified as missing Uber driver

A jury has found Calvin Crew guilty of first-degree murder in the death of an Uber driver two years ago. KDKA-TV's Chris Hoffman has the latest details.