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A 44-year-old man was convicted of manslaughter Thursday in a February 2016 case, according to the State Attorney’s Office. Kurt William L’Heureux was accused of fatally shooting 41-year-old Robert Guyette, according to the State Attorney’s Office. Guyette’s body was found in a wooded area less than a mile away from his house. MORE: Arrest made in East Naples homicide Guyette had been reported missing by a friend who had not spoken to him in a few days, according to the State Attorney’s Office. He had last been seen leaving his Naples home to complete a job which should have only taken an hour, but never returned. L’Heureux was convicted following a three-day trial in Collier County, according to the State Attorney’s Office. The case was largely circumstantial as there was no direct evidence and no witnesses to the shooting. L’Heureux could face up to 15 years in prison when he is sentenced on March 7, according to the State Attorney’s Office. MORE: $200K bond set for East Naples homicide suspect