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Man pleads guilty, gets life for Oak Hill murder
Two others will face trial in 2014 killing
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Willie O'Brian Baldwin
One of three men charged in the January 2014 murder of a woman during a home invasion robbery was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty Friday. Willie O'Brian Baldwin, of Honeycutt Drive, was scheduled for trial Monday but entered the plea Friday instead, said Ogeechee Judicial Circuit Assistant District Attorney Michael Muldrew. Baldwin was charged, along with Randolph Christopher Johnson, 24, of Eagle Villas Apartments, and Earl Mathis Conyers, 22, of College Vue Apartments, in the Jan. 26, 2014, shooting death of 39-year-old Joy Lee Ann Brown at an Oak Hill Mobile Home Park residence off Highway 301 North.
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