Kyle Navin pled guilty to the August 2015 murders of Jeffrey and Jeanette Navin in April – just one day before his case was set to go to trial.
The couple owned a local refuse company, and had bought Navin a home. But, upset by his drug use and inability to make mortgage payments on the home, they agreed to cut him off.
The couple were last seen on August 4, 2015, and were reported missing three days later.
After their remains were discovered behind a vacant home in October that year. Husband and wife, both suffered bullet wounds. Navin was charged in their deaths.

Prosecutors said Navin fatally shot his mother in the cab of a truck owned by the business, just after she had helped him on a collection route. He then shot his dad in the basement of the home his parents had bought for him in Bridgeport, Connecticut
The Chief Medical Examiner’s Office revealed Jeanette Navin was shot in her ‘torso and extremities’ and Jeffrey Navin was shot in his ‘trunk’.
Jeanette’s body was found first, by workers clearing the vacant land. Her bones fell out of a pile of sticks, while Jeffrey’s badly decomposed corpse was found soon after, wrapped up in garbage bags sealed with tape.
In sentencing on Friday, Judge Robert J Devlin Jr told Navin his was a ‘black hearted crime’.
‘This is a horrific crime, there’s no other way to describe it,’ he said.

‘This idea of a killing by a child of his parents is exceedingly rare, it cuts against the fundamentals of our human condition, you don’t kill the people who gave life to you,’ the judge said.
‘One can only imagine the horror of Jeannette Navin when her son pulled a gun on her and shot her as she sat next to him.’
Devlin asked Navin if he had anything to say before being sentenced. The defendant replied, ‘Not publicly your honor.’
In the nearly three years Navin has had to think about his actions, he appeared to have become remorseful.
‘It’s disgraceful and disgusting, everything from the beginning, on my account,’ he told the judge.