Michigan Murderers You've Never Heard of..

Susan Brown is a Michigan murderer you've never heard of! Susan Brown was convicted by Jury in Wayne County of Homicide - Murder First Degree-Premeditated. This was the one and only charge, she has no criminal history. Her appeal includes: Defendant  appeals  as  of  right  following  her  conviction  of  first-degree  murder,  MCL  750.316(1)(a).    Pursuant  to  her  conviction,  defendant  was  sentenced  to  life  imprisonment.  Because  we  are  not  persuaded  that  any  of  the  issues  raised  by  defendant  merit  reversal  of  her  conviction, we affirm. Defendant and the victim were in the process of a divorce when this incident took place. According  to  defendant,  the  victim  returned  to  the  home  and  fo...

Rosalind Laurice Brown is a Michigan murderer you've never heard of! Rosalind Laurice Brown was convicted by Jury in Genesee County of Homicide - Murder First Degree-Premeditated. At  a  joint  jury  trial,  before  separate  juries,  defendants  Montel  Pettiford  and  Rosalind  Brown  were  each  convicted  of  first-degree  premeditated  murder,  MCL  750.316(1)(a).    They  were  both  sentenced  to  life  in  prison  without  parole. Her appeal includes : Defendants’ convictions arise from the drowning death of defendant Brown’s 11-year-old stepson  in  April  1985.    Defendant  Pettiford  is  defendant  Brown’s  brother.    The  victim  disappeared  on  April  12,  1985.    His  body...

Mary Jean Williams is a Michigan murderer you've never heard of! Mary Jean Williams was convicted by Jury in Wayne County of Murder, First Degree. This was one of many charges for this incident. Her victims or intended victims are unknown as there was no news or an appeal. You can write to Mary Jean Williams at: Mary Jean Williams 206901 Huron Valley Complex/Women's 3201 Bemis Road Ypsilanti, MI 48197-0911 You can contact us about other Michigan Killers no one has heard of using the contact us form in the menu. We do not charge for advertising for inmates, but offer this as a service to true crime fanatics. Contact is not guaranteed.

Delniece Jnay Williams is a Michigan murderer you've never heard of! Delniece Jnay Williams was convicted by Jury in Macomb County of Homicide - Felony Murder. This was the murder of her 8 month old child GW. She was also charged First degree Child abuse. Her appeal includes: s case arises from the death of defendant’s eight-month-old son, GW, following abuse and blunt force trauma inflicted upon him on October 11, 2010.  GW’s father testified that he and  defendant  shared  custody  of  GW  on  a  week-on,  week-off  basis.    GW’s  father  became concerned about GW’s health during the week of September 21, 2010, when he began noticing bite marks and bruises on the child.  He also noticed that when he touched GW’s stomach, GW would cry, rather than giggle, which was unusual.  These concerns prompted GW’s father to contact Child Protective Services (CPS).  He also took GW to the hospi...

Dalephenia Reanita Jones is a Michigan murderer you've never heard of! Dalephenia Reanita Joneswas convicted by Jury in Wayne County of Homicide - Felony Murder. This was the one and only charge which was committed during an attempted theft of money. Her appeal includes: Defendant  was  convicted  of  first-degree  felony  murder,  MCL  750.316;  MSA  28.548,  and  sentenced to life imprisonment without parole.  He appeals as of right.  We affirm. Defendant killed a woman while trying to steal her money.  He said he accidentally stabbed the victim during a struggle after she pulled a knife.  Defendant argues that the court erred by not instructing the jury on the theory of “imperfect self defense,” which may have supported a conviction on the lesser offense of manslaughter.  See People v Kemp, 202 Mich App 318, 323; 508 NW2d 184 (1993).  We disagree.  Defendant did not ask that the ju...

Debra Lynne Smith is a Michigan murderer you've never heard of! Debra Lynne Smith was convicted by Jury in Oakland County of Homicide - Open Murder - Statutory Short Form. Her appeal includes: The challenged evidence that defendant had acted violently toward the victim in the past, that  defendant  had  exhibited  jealousy  of  the  victim,  and  that  the  victim  was  afraid  of  defendant  and wanted to get away from defendant was relevant for a proper purpose—to show defendant’s motive for killing the victim.  See also Fisher, supra at 543.  Evidence that defendant threatened the victim in the past is highly probative of motive, such that its probative value outweighs any prejudicial effect of admitting the evidence. People v Armentero, 148 Mich App 120, 133; 384 NW2d 98 (1986).  Additionally, evidence that defendant owned and was familiar with a handgun was  relevant...

Amber Rose Smith is a Michigan murderer you've never heard of! Amber Rose Smith was convicted by Jury in Emmet County of Homicide - Open Murder - Statutory Short Form. This was featured on Oygen's Snapped. Her appeal includes: Defendant’s convictions arise from the murder of her boyfriend, Trenton Mallory, who was found shot to death in the home he shared with defendant.  On appeal, defendant’s sole argument is that there was insufficient evidence to support her conviction for first-degree murder because there was no evidence that she acted with premeditation and deliberation.  She contends that, at most, her actions were sufficient to support a second-degree murder conviction. Trenton Mallolry Their victims or intended victims include Trenton Mallory . You can write to Amber Rose Smith at: Amber Rose Smith Huron Valley Complex/Women's 3201 Bemis Road Ypsilanti, MI 48197-0911 Resources about this murder include: UPDATED: Jury conv...

Barbara Davis is a Michigan murderer you've never heard of! Barbara Davis was convicted by Jury in  Wayne County of Homicide - Felony Murder.  Following  a  jury  trial,  defendant  was  convicted  of  first-degree  felony  murder,  MCL  750.316(1)(b), and armed robbery, MCL 750.529.  She was sentenced to concurrent prison terms of  life  without  parole  for  the  murder  conviction,  and  five  to  fifteen  years  for  the  robbery  conviction.   Defendant  appeals  as  of  right.    We  vacate  defendant’s  conviction  and  sentence  for  armed robbery, but affirm in all other respects. Her appeal includes: According to the testimony at the Walker1 hearing, the police found the decedent’s body in his driveway at approximately 8:15 to 8:30 a.m. ...