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Brother Duo Busted in Chilling Revenge Killing
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27:06Now PlayingA brazen daytime shooting at a Kalamazoo apartment complex leaves 30-year-old Charles Lee Weir dead, and investigators quickly zero in on 23-year-old Donquay White as the suspected gunman. As the case unfolds, police uncover evidence suggesting the attack may have been a revenge plot involving White’s brother, Deyonte Armstrong, with surveillance video ultimately leading to White’s confession. Both brothers are later convicted of first-degree premeditated murder, with White sentenced to life without parole and Armstrong receiving 40 to 65 years in prison. Law&Crime’s Elizabeth Millner goes Inside the Crime.
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