Who Killed NBA Player Lorenzen Wright?
Wright’s ex-wife Lorenzen Wright was originally convicted of one count of obstruction of justice. Wright’s plea will now allow her to withdraw her guilty plea and pursue a new trial. Wright’s attorney said that the new trial should be based on new evidence. The ex-wife of slain NBA player Lorenzen Wright has filed a motion to have her guilty plea to attempted murder vacated and the case against her dismissed. According to the motion filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, Wright’s ex-wife, Sheena Wright, “was coerced into making” the plea.
Lorenzen Wright Death Reason
The motion alleges that Wright was “under duress, physical violence and false promises” from her husband’s friends and associates in order to stay out of jail. A federal judge is set to hear arguments to throw out the guilty plea of the ex-wife of slain former NBA player Lorenzen Wright. Siohvaughn Funches-Wade was sentenced in December to 21 months in prison. She pleaded guilty to a count of conspiracy to obstruct justice. Sherra Wright, the wife of slain NBA player Lorenzen Wright, has asked a judge to throw out her guilty plea on charges of conspiracy and aiding and abetting first-degree murder. Her lawyer, Billy Gibbons, told The Associated Press on Wednesday that he filed court papers seeking to withdraw the pleas she made. Wright’s then-boyfriend, Billy Rowell, is charged with killing Lorenzen Wright. Michael Boyd Cunningham Jr., a friend of Rowell’s, was also charged in connection with the case but died.
Lorenzen Wright Suspect & Killer Name
A former wife of slain NBA player Lorenzen Wright is asking a judge to throw out her guilty plea to file a false report. Nia Guzman-Wright, who married Wright in 2002, was sentenced to one year of probation community service after falsely accusing Wright of domestic violence. In a motion filed Tuesday in Los Angeles County Superior Court, Guzman-Wright requests that the plea be vacated and that she be retried. She cites the “vast amount of new evidence” that has come to light since her arrest.
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