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Prosecutors say Wilson verdict brings closure
Defense vows to continue fight
Francys Johnson, lead attorney for Marc Wilson, center left, addresses the news media surrounded by supporters after Superior Court Judge Ronald K. ÒRonnieÓ Thompson sentenced Wilson to 10 years in prison Tuesday, Sept. 20, following his Aug. 31 convictio
Francys Johnson, lead attorney for Marc Wilson, center left, addresses the news media surrounded by supporters after Superior Court Judge Ronald K. "Ronnie" Thompson sentenced Wilson to 10 years in prison Tuesday, Sept. 20, following his Aug. 31 conviction of involuntary manslaughter for the June 14, 2020 shooting death of Haley Hutcheson. (Statesboro Herald photo/Scott Bryant)
Ogeechee Judicial Circuit prosecutors and William Marcus “Marc” Wilson’s defense attorneys and other supporters had very different reactions to his receiving a maximum 10-year sentence Tuesday for involuntary manslaughter.
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