South Capitol Street Murder Trial
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Nathaniel Simms sentenced to 25 years in South Capitol Street slayings
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The man who admitted to playing a role on one of D.C.’s worst shootings was sentenced Friday to 25 years in prison.
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South Capitol Street Murder sentencing: Sanquan Carter, Orlando Carter, Jeffrey Best, Robert Bost and Lamar Williams head to prison
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Three of the five men involved in the 2010 South Capitol Street shooting, one of the most violent episodes in recent D.C. history, were sentenced to life in prison Tuesday. Two others were also sentenced to at least 30 years behind bars.
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South Capitol Street murders: Sanquan Carter, Orlando Carter, Jeffrey Best, Robert Bost and Lamar Williams to be sentenced
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Five men convicted in one of the most deadly spates of violence in the history of the DIstrict of Columbia are set to learn their sentences.
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South Capitol Street murder trial: Judge denies mistrial request after note about jury 'pressure'
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The judge in the South Capitol Street murder trial denied a defense request for a mistrial after a juror complained in a note Thursday that she felt pressured to change her views and wanted off the case.
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South Capitol Street murder trial: Jury deliberations begin
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A jury is considering the case against five men charged in a 2010 outbreak of violence that left five people dead.
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South Capitol Street murder trial: Details arise about relations
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At D.C. Superior Court, 21-year-old Andre Morgan took the stand for the second day telling how he and the accused killers, Sanquan and Orlando Carter, and the victim, Jordan Howe, had been friends for years.
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Nathaniel Simms testified for second day in South Capitol Street slayings
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Self-confessed Nathaniel Simms testified against his former friends and described what led up to the March 30, 2010 massacre on South Capitol Street. The slayings, which took place over about a week, left five people dead.
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Nathaniel Simms testifies in South Capitol Street murder trial
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Nathaniel Dwight Simms came from jail, and sat in shackles as he admitted to being not just involved in the murders and conspiracies, but the triggerman wielding the AK47 assault rifle, that helped mow down nine people at the corner of South Capitol and Brandywine, SE that night of March 20, 2010. Three of those victims died.
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