WHITE CLOUD, Mich. (WOOD) — A jury has found a woman guilty in the murder of her husband who died in their Sand Lake-area home in 2015. 
 
 On Wednesday, 46-year-old Glenna Duram was found guilty of first-degree murder and a felony firearm charge in Newaygo County Court. 
 
 Martin Duram was shot five times and found dead in their Ensley Township home in May 2015. Glenna Duram survived a bullet wound to the head in what prosecutors said was a suicide attempt. 
 
 Family members said the couple’s pet, an African grey parrot named Bud, seemed to replay the murder by mimicking what sounds like an argument between a male and female. 
 
 In a video the family said it took several weeks after the incident, the bird says, “Don’t f—ing shoot.” 
 
 The prosecutor previously said the bird wasn’t ruled out as a potential piece of evidence, but did not end up using the pet in court. 
 
 Duram is expected back in court for sentencing on Aug. 28. 
 
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 ||||| NEWAYGO COUNTY, MI -- A Sand Lake area woman has been found guilty of first-degree murder in the 2015 shooting death of her husband. 
 
 A jury deliberated more than eight hours before returning with a verdict against Glenna Duram, 49. 
 
 Duram was accused of shooting her husband, 46-year-old Martin Duram, five times in May 2015 and then turning a gun on herself. 
 
 Rescuers found the couple in their home on May 13, 2015. 
 
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 Glenna Duram was seriously wounded. She recovered and was charged with murder in June 2016. 
 
 Police suggested that financial issues may have led to some type of fight between the Durams. Their house was in foreclosure in 2015. 
 
 Duram is to be sentenced Aug. 28
– A jury has convicted a western Michigan woman of first-degree murder in the shooting death of her husband in a crime apparently witnessed by the man's pet parrot. The Newaygo County jury deliberated about eight hours before finding 49-year-old Glenna Duram guilty Wednesday of killing 46-year-old Martin Duram, reports the AP. He was shot five times in May 2015. Glenna Duram suffered a head wound in what prosecutors said was a suicide attempt, but survived. Martin Duram's ex-wife, Christina Keller, has said that after the slaying, the African grey parrot, Bud, repeated "don't (expletive) shoot" in Martin Duram's voice. Keller took ownership of the bird after Martin Duram's death. MLive reports that police floated money woes as a possible motive, and notes the couple's home was in foreclosure at the time. WOOD reports the pet was not "used" in court. Duram is due to be sentenced Aug. 28 on the murder and a felony firearm charge.