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Murder Convict Seeks Post-Conviction Relief After New Evidence Emerges

Kenneth Sutton, convicted for the 2001 murder of Love, continues to serve a life sentence despite new testimony casting doubt on his guilt. At a recent earing, witness Corey Mabel recanted his original statement, alleging that another man, Edward “Little Wayne” Johnson, was the true shooter. While Sutton’s defense team emphasized the new evidence, the court ultimately denied his petition for post-conviction relief. Both families shared emotional testimony, reflecting the deep and lasting pain caused by the tragedy. Sutton’s attorneys remain hopeful the case will be reconsidered in light of the emerging evidence.

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Murder Trial Rescheduled For Fourth Time

After the prosecution disclosed issues with witnesses, Baltimore City Circuit  Judge Martin Schreiber II rescheduled 34-year-old  Donnell Johnson’s homicide trial for a fourth time on March. 24. Johnson is charged…

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