A Wichita man will face a minimum sentence of life without parole for 25 years for killing a former Wichita high school football star.
Twenty-one-year-old Kristofer JaQuinton Wright was convicted Thursday of premeditated first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder in the death of Jordan Turner.
The former star at Wichita South High School was shot to death in a field last March. Prosecutors say Turner was killed because he cheated a woman out of $300 in a marijuana deal.
Three other people were charged in Turner’s death.
Wright’s lawyer argued that the shooting was intentional but was not premeditated.
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Associated Press information from: The Wichita Eagle
