Seelinger Acquitted Of All Charges In Woodard Shooting Death

Erie, PA, October 14, 2026 —

Seelinger has been acquitted of all charges in connection with the shooting death of Woodard, a parolee, in Erie, according to the available summary. The summary does not identify Seelinger by first name or provide further details about the case.

It also does not state when the shooting occurred, when the acquittal was reached, or where the case was heard. The court, the charges Seelinger faced and the circumstances of the shooting were not provided. No information was included about how the acquittal was decided or whether prosecutors may take any further action.

The reported outcome is limited to the acquittal: Seelinger was cleared of all charges described as relating to Woodard’s shooting death. The summary does not provide a statement from Seelinger, Woodard’s family, prosecutors, defense counsel or law enforcement. It also does not give details about Woodard beyond identifying him as a parolee.

Without additional information, the circumstances behind the case and the legal proceedings that led to the acquittal remain unclear. The available account does not specify whether any other people were charged, whether the case involved additional proceedings, or what happened after the acquittal. Those details were not provided and cannot be established from the summary.

The confirmed information in the account is that the shooting death occurred in Erie, the person who died was Woodard, and Seelinger was acquitted of all charges. No date, location within Erie, or other case details were supplied.

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