“And, for you to turn around and to take someone so precious from us. What I did for my kids, when we went out to eat, I didn’t just pay for my kids, I paid for you,” said Temekia Brown, Mortle’s mother. When I went shopping for Christmas, I didn’t’ just buy for my kids, I brought you. “It really hurts to know that someone I tried to accept, and I did accept. If you see it evolving, pick up the phone. So, families who might go through something like this, I would suggest, don’t hide it. “He’ll never be able to do this to nobody else, you know. ”We got what we wanted, you know,” said Wayne Compton, Destiny’s father. We are told by prosecutor Christopher Bowman that all three crimes are designated as crimes of violence. The sentence does not include the possibility of probation or suspension of sentence. The sentence would be served consecutive for a total of 100 years. Nickelson pleaded guilty to two counts of manslaughter and a count of first-degree robbery, with 40 years on each count of manslaughter and 20 years for the robbery charge. In the middle of the first panel of jurors, we learned that the state and defense had come to an agreement for a deal.

The City of Alexandria has since settled a civil suit with the families of the women. They were reportedly told to come back on Monday. The two women visited the Alexandria Police Department hours before they were killed to report that Nickelson attacked them and threatened to kill them. 7, 2021, deadly shooting of Ashley Mortle, 19, and Destiny Compton, 20, on Culpepper Road in Alexandria. Nickelson was charged with two counts of first-degree murder for the Feb.

(KALB) - In a surprise move and in the middle of jury selection for his murder trial, Ke’Ron Nickelson, 21 of Alexandria, decided to change his plea.

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