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January 26, 2024
An Escambia County man was sentenced Thursday to life in prison for a May 2022 murder of murder of Carla Williams inside Pensacola Fitness on 9th Avenue
Kennon Farrow pleaded guilty in December and received a mandatory life sentence on a first degree premeditated murder charge. He also pleaded guilty to violation of an injunction against domestic violence and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
Farrow entered the plea two days after Judge John Simon ruled he was competent to stand trial for the murder of his ex-girlfriend.
Williams, 48, was an associate professor and former basketball player at Pensacola State College.
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2 Responses to “Pensacola Fitness Shooting Suspect Gets Life In Prison For Murder”
@Sunny
Why? What would execution accomplish that life in prison would not?
Yep, you need to rot just like Carla’s brother stated in court. But, I disagree with a life sentence, and you should get what the inmate in Atmore AL got last night. A Nitrogen style execution. You took the life of a beautiful person for no reason. Don’t forget how you have left Carla’s family/friends and your own mother feeling. You made the choice to live the rest of your life behind bars.