Shannon Stillwell Had No Motive to Kill: Defense Attorney
November 29, 2024
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as posted by the channelShannon Stillwell attorney Max Schardt defended his client in his closing argument on Monday. Schardt stated that the prosecution had no reliable evidence that proved Stillwell committed crimes under YSL, including the murders of Donovan Thomas Jr. and Shymel Drinks. The defense attorney pointed the finger at two other alleged YSL members, Lil Woody and Quindarrius Zachary.
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