SIKESTON, Mo. (AP) - A Missouri judge has ruled there’s enough evidence to try three people in the death of a 66-year-old Kansas man.
KFVS reports (https://j.mp/2evgiSb) that Larenzle Coleman, of Oakfield, Tennessee; and Elsie Hamilton and Ronnie Robinson, of North Little Rock, Arkansas, are charged in the June death of Larry Weaver of Pittsburg, Kansas.
Weaver’s body was found in a field in southeast Missouri on July 1. An autopsy shows he’d been tied up and beaten.
After a recent preliminary hearing, New Madrid County Associate Judge Joshua Underwood ruled there is sufficient evidence for the three defendants to be bound over for trial.
The judge set Nov. 8 as the arraignment date for Coleman. Robinson and Hamilton will be arraigned Nov. 22.
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Information from: KFVS-TV, https://www.kfvs12.com
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