Special Prosecutors from the Attorney General's Office ensured a conviction in the murder of Destiny Moody after only 2 1/2 hours after the jury went out to deliberate. Haywood was found guilty for murder, tampering with evidence and having weapons under a disability.
Terrence Haywood will be sentenced on November 3rd.
Haywood had threatened her many times before he murdered her and she had apparently told friends that if anything ever happens to her, he will be responsible. You can read more here.
Her 6 year old son also testified here.
Photo Credit: Morning Journal/Deanne Johnson Lt. Marsha Eisenhart points out the location of the apartment of Destiny Moody and the alley where the murder weapon was found as Christian Stickan of the Ohio Attorney General’s Office and defense attorney Dennis McNamara (right) hold the map up. Behind them on the screen is a photo of the murder weapon in the gutter.
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