Man convicted of fatally shooting New Jersey pastor is sentenced to life in prison
The convicted man received a life sentence for the fatal shooting of a pastor in Middlesex County, reflecting the court's firm stance on violent crimes.
- On Monday, Rashid Ali Bynum, 31, of Portsmouth, Virginia, was sentenced to life in prison in New Brunswick, New Jersey for fatally shooting pastor Eunice Dwumfour.
- On Feb. 1, 2023, Eunice Dwumfour was ambushed in her vehicle and shot 14 times outside her Sayreville apartment complex after their relationship soured; she had recruited Bynum into Fire Congress Fellowship.
- Following a month-long trial, a jury convicted Bynum, though he said there was no direct evidence linking him to the shooting.
- Michael Ashley said he plans to appeal the murder and weapons convictions and did not immediately return phone and email messages Monday afternoon.
- An appeal is set to extend proceedings in New Jersey’s courts as Michael Ashley plans to challenge the conviction, while Fire Congress Fellowship, the Bible study organization Dwumfour founded, remains active.
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