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Prosecutors say plea deal in double killing is appropriate despite objection from victims’ families

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INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis man accused of shooting and killing two brothers at an east side gas station pled guilty Wednesday to two counts of voluntary manslaughter as part of an agreement with the prosecution. Martice McGee, 22, was facing two murder charges for the killings of 26-year-old Jaquareous Mitchell and 29-year-old Jimmy Thomas Jr. […]

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Prosecutors say plea deal in double killing is appropriate despite objection from victims’ families

INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis man accused of shooting and killing two brothers at an east side gas station pled guilty Wednesday to two counts of voluntary manslaughter as part of an agreement with the prosecution. Martice McGee, 22, was facing two murder charges for the killings of 26-year-old Jaquareous Mitchell and 29-year-old Jimmy Thomas Jr. […]

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Indy family upset with plea deal for suspect in double murder case

INDIANAPOLIS – The family of two brothers murdered at a gas station on Indy’s east side say they’re frustrated by a plea deal being offered to the accused killer. The fatal shooting took place at the Emerson Food Mart at 3402 N Emerson Avenue on April 22, 2023. When officers arrived, they located Jimmy Thomas Jr. and Jaquareous Mitchell inside the business with gunshot wounds. Mitchell, seen below on the left, was pronounced deceased on scene. T…

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Troy man takes plea deal in manslaughter case

ALBANY, N.Y. — A 22-year-old Troy man accepted a plea that will send him to state prison for his role in a shooting that took the life of one man and left two others injured, Albany County District Attorney Lee C. Kindlon announced in a recent press release. Paul Smith pleaded guilty in front of Honorable Thomas Marcelle Thursday to one count of Manslaughter in the First Degree with a sentence of 21 years determinate in state prison followed by …

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