Witnesses say they saw 48-year-old Latousha Marshall arrive at an apartment complex with a gun and heard her say she was going to kill her estranged boyfriend, 27-year-old Samuel Edmon.
A Houston woman was sentenced Friday to 50 years in prison after being convicted of murder for the 2018 shooting of her boyfriend.Latousha Marshall, 48, was sentenced after five days of trial. She was convicted Thursday of murder for killing 27-year-old Samuel Earl Edmon in the common area of an apartment complex near Interstate 45 and Rankin Road in north Houston on October 10, 2018.
According to police, the two had been arguing earlier in the day. Later on, witnesses saw Marshall arrive at the complex with a gun and heard her say she was going to kill Edmon. She found him in a common area of the complex and shot her .380-caliber pistol once, hitting him as he turned away. The bullet went through his arm and into his torso, lodging in his chest. He fell and died almost instantly.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Music Industry Moves: Interscope Geffen Teams With Josh Marshall’s Mogul VisionInterscope Geffen A&M Records has partnered with Mogul Vision, the label founded by manager and music industry exec Josh Marshall. Marshall has helped foster the careers of KennyHoopla, who is …
続きを読む »
Marshall Ramsey: Big FishThe latest from Marshall Ramsey: Big Fish
続きを読む »
Where is Nick Marshall, the former electrifying Auburn quarterback?Whatever happened to Nick Marshall, the Auburn quarterback who dazzled Tiger fans and led the team to the national championship game in 2013? Here's the electrifying player's post-Auburn journey:
続きを読む »
Marshall Ramsey: Tick TickThe latest from Marshall Ramsey: Tick Tick
続きを読む »
Utah Jehovah’s Witnesses take the Bible to the ‘largest gated community’: prisonThe prison system provides services for 16 religions, and Jehovah’s Witnesses have joined the ranks. Over the past few months, church volunteers have provided one-on-one Bible studies and group discussions for interested inmates.
続きを読む »