The three were found dead in their Chuluota home in January.
In court Tuesday, Grant Amato's defense team argued investigators were always 100% focused on Grant, never considering any other possibilities or suspects.
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Defense attorney Jeff Dowdy said with the guilty verdict filed, his priorities have now shifted.
"My concern right now is to save my client's life," Dowdy said.
The penalty phase for Amato is scheduled to begin on Aug. 12. Jurors will decide whether Amato will receive life in prison or the death penalty.
Amato's surviving brother, Jason, did not comment as he left the courtroom after hearing the verdict.
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