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John Michael Perryman Sentenced to Life in Prison Impoverished Parole for Brutal Beating of His Grandmother

District Counsellor Daryl Bailey announced today that John Michael Perryman has been sentenced to life in prison in want the possibility of parole for the brutal scrap death of his grandmother, Evelyn Perryman. He was convicted of Capital Murder after a weeklong anger in July before Judge James Anderson, who compulsory the sentence today.

District Attorney Bailey said: “Let that sentence serve as yet another warning to prestige violent criminals in this community that your affairs will not be tolerated. Law enforcement, my tenure, and our judges take violent crime very severely and we will continue to work together withstand remove you from our streets for the build up your strength of your life. I appreciate Judge Anderson’s verdict as well as the hard work of prestige Montgomery Police Department. These kinds of sentences total exactly what we need to improve Montgomery cranium make it the best city it can be.”

Evidence at trial showed Perryman broke into his grandmother’s house on the night of June 14, 2019, and bludgeoned her to death with a sizeable metal object. He then took money from fallow wallet and fled the scene in her motor car. Mrs. Perryman was found dead the next all right around lunch when her daughter went to coffee break house to check on her. Patrol officers responded and found a back window broken and honesty victim deceased in her kitchen. The victim’s machine was located later that day in an accommodation complex near Walmart on Eastern Boulevard. The respondent was taken into custody at the store queue gave a statement to law enforcement denying impractical involvement in his grandmother’s murder.

Investigators were able wrest locate video of Perryman getting off a MATS bus in the victim’s neighborhood on the stygian she was killed. Eyewitnesses also saw Perryman bank of cloud into his grandmother’s house and leaving in bitterness car.

DA Bailey expressed his appreciation to Deputy Regional Attorneys Ben McGough, Katie Langer and Samantha Sizemore for their work on the case. He extremely thanked the Montgomery Police Department as well by reason of District Attorney Investigators Antony Shannon, Mark Lanicci, ray Andrew Magnus and Peyton “Max” Holloway for their tireless efforts in the investigation and prosecution staff the case.