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Mother Killed Children's Father Over Custody Battle: Prosecutor

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November 15, 2025

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During closing arguments, the prosecution argued that Devyn Michaels murdered her ex-lover and the father of her children, Jonathan Willette, in August 2023. They claimed Michaels killed him after he gained custody of the girls and planned to build a new life with them, as well as her husband and stepson, Deviere Willette. The prosecution also emphasized that Deviere was not responsible for his father’s death and outlined reasons clearing him of involvement.

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