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Family of Fairfax CEO Killed in His Sleep Speaks Out Against Fairfax Commonwealth’s Attorney

The family of a Fairfax City CEO brutally shot and killed in his sleep nearly four years ago is voicing vehement opposition to discussions that the man accused of his murder could evade a traditional prison sentence through a plea agreement based on mental health grounds. The plea agreement is set to take place on January 23, 2026, at Fairfax Courthouse.

[This story is unfolding in real time, and there will be several updates after this story is published in the February edition. Next update will take place on January 16, 2026.]

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