Published 7 months ago

Appeal denied for man convicted as accessory in kidnapping, death of Kingston Frazier

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Dwan Wakefield was convicted of accessory after the fact to murder, kidnapping, and auto theft. Wakefield witnessed Byron McBride steal the vehicle of Kingston Frazier's mother. Kingston, 6, was inside the vehicle, and an Amber Alert was issued for him. The car was later found abandoned in Madison County, and Frazier was found shot to death.

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Appeal denied for man convicted as accessory in kidnapping, death of Kingston Frazier

The 6-year-old was killed in 2017.

7 months ago·Jackson, United States

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WJTV

Appeals court affirms conviction of Dwan Wakefield in Kingston Frazier case

MADISON COUNTY, Miss. (WJTV) - The Mississippi Court of Appeals affirmed the convictions and sentencings of one of the men convicted in the Kingston Frazier case. According to the court, a Madison County Circuit Court jury convicted Dwan Wakefield of accessory after the fact to murder, accessory after the fact to kidnapping, and accessory after the fact to auto theft. Man convicted in Kingston Frazier case released on parole He was sente…

7 months ago·Jackson, United States

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Ashley County Ledger

Court of Appeals Affirms Conviction

The Arkansas Court of Appeals, in a decision announced on Wednesday, March 8, affirmed the conviction of Darryl Lavon Bunton on a charge of “possession of a firearms by certain persons.”

7 months ago·Ashley County, United States

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