US EditionMemphis man who killed 3 in livestreamed shooting rampage pleads guilty
Ezekiel Kelly pleaded guilty to 28 felony charges, including three murders, avoiding the death penalty and receiving three life sentences plus 221 years, prosecutors said.
- Ezekiel Kelly pleaded guilty to all 28 felony counts, including three counts of first-degree murder, for a 2022 shooting rampage in Memphis that killed three people.
- Kelly will serve three consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole for the murder charges, followed by 221 years for the remaining counts.
- During the spree, Kelly killed Dwayne "Sosa" Tunstall, Jr., Allison Parker, and Richard Clark and streamed live footage of himself firing at strangers.
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Ezekiel Kelly, man accused in deadly 2022 livestreamed shooting spree, pleads guilty
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WREG) – Ezekiel Kelly, the man accused of going on a deadly, hours-long shooting spree across Memphis, Tennessee, in September 2022, has changed his plea to guilty in a deal accepted in court on Wednesday. Kelly is accused of multiple shootings and carjackings across Memphis that left four people dead and three injured in a violent rampage that lasted for hours. The incident, which was partially livestreamed by Kelly, left Memphi…
(FOX13) – A man who terrorized Memphis during an hours-long mass shooting pleaded guilty Wednesday to all 28 charges against him, including murder and attempted murder. In exchange for his plea, prosecutors waived the death penalty for Ezekiel Kelly. A judge sentenced him to three life terms without the possibility of parole, along with 221 years in prison. Kelly changed his plea to guilty on August 13, about six months before his scheduled Febr…
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Memphis man who killed 3 in livestreamed shooting rampage pleads guilty
A Tennessee man has avoided a trial and a possible death sentence by pleading guilty to fatally shooting three people and wounding three others in a daylong series of shootings livestreamed on social media.
Ezekiel Kelly expected to plead guilty to avoids death penalty
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- A man accused of going on a deadly, hours-long shooting spree across the city of Memphis back in September 2022 is expected to change his plea to guilty in court on Wednesday, according to his attorney. Kelly is accused of multiple shootings and carjackings across Memphis that left four people dead and three injured in a violent rampage that lasted for hours in 2022. Attorney Mike Scholl told WREG that if Ezekiel Kelly changes…
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