A Jordanian court has sentenced three men to death by hanging for a mass shooting at a church funeral last month that killed nine people and wounded 34 others.
The attack struck a funeral at St George's Greek Orthodox church in the village of Hmoud, the BBC reported.
The convicted men are two Jordanian brothers and their brother-in-law.
They fled the scene after the shooting and were arrested three days later.
The three were found inside an abandoned house in Karak governorate, south of the capital, Amman.
CCTV from the day of the attack showed three men holding guns as they approached the church and opened fire.
A second video showed dead and wounded people lying on the ground amid chaotic scenes at the church.
The court ordered death by hanging, the method used to carry out executions in Jordan.
The kingdom previously observed an unofficial ban on executions from 2006 to 2014, and another pause from 2017 until June this year, according to the BBC.
It remains unclear why the attackers chose that church.