Tag Archives: Michigan Homicide Charges

Jamarion Lawhorn to be Sentenced November 4 13-year-old Jamarion Lawhorn’s defense attorney stood before a judge recently and explained why he believed that Jamarion’s conviction should be thrown out. BUt the judge, as it turns out, didn’t agree.

  An officer of the law covering up murder seems more the province of Hollywood, not Detroit. And yet Elijah Lately, a 25-year-old Detroit Police Officer, is facing allegations that he concealed a murder from investigators. In essence, that he knew about a planned murder, and did nothing to stop it, and then lied about […]

Just a few weeks ago in the early evening, police were alerted to a vehicle fire on a rough seasonal gravel road in the Upper Peninsula. Once officers arrived, the fire had burned itself out. But inside the scorched frame of the car were the skeletal remains of three people. An investigation was opened and […]

Flint Teen gets Life Sentence Deonte Isaac Gray, a 19-year-old from Flint was recently sentenced to life in prison for a triple murder. What makes this situation slightly different from the many other murders processed by the Flint Court on a regular basis, is that one of the victims in this case was 9-year-old Trashawn […]

An ex-convict was arrested this month in connection with the strangling death of an elderly Warren man. As a repeat offender, the suspect faces first-degree murder charges, as well as felony murder and larceny–all with life-changing consequences if convicted.

Being convicted of murder charges in any state will result in life-changing consequences. Not only will the accused spend a significant amount of time behind bars, that person’s reputation will instantly be ruined, making them a prime suspect should the be linked to any further homicide cases. These are the circumstances of a case seen in recent news, where a tri-state police task force is investigating possible links a repeat homicidal offender may have to five cold cases.

After a fatal shootout in Detroit this week resulting in the death of a police officer and the injury of four others, a 25 year-old man will almost certainly face Michigan homicide charges for his involvement. Not only is Jason Gibson, also known as James Everet, suspected of this crime, but he has been convicted for numerous others in recent years, including drug possession, unlawful gun possession, and attempting to disarm an officer.