Jury Convicts Oxendine in Lil Jbo's Murder

0:00On April 7th, a North Carolina jury convicted 27-year-old Chamberlain Oxendine of second-degree murder in the death of rapper Lil Jabo, delivering a verdict in under an hour after closing arguments. The shooting went down on June 27th, 2023, at a home in Robison County, where prosecutors used DNA evidence to dismantle the defense's self-defense argument, no fingerprints from the 20-year-old rapper on the gun. Lil Jabo's mother, Shana Lowry, pushed through years of tough bond hearings, reliving the pain each time, while the rapper left behind three young, kids and a community that now honors him with Tisari Butler Day on that same date. The week-long trial featured over 20 witnesses and surveillance video, leading straight to the quick guilty call and a sentence of between two, 102-52 months behind bars. Oxendine apologized in court, but folks like Sheriff Bernice Wilkins are hailing investigators for closing this chapter, bringing some real closure to.

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