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Wilson’s 2nd immunity hearing completes first of 3 slated days
D.A. says defense narrative has changed; judge pushes ahead
William Marcus "Marc" Wilson, left, takes his place as his defense team confers with one another during his immunity hearing on Wednesday, March 2. Wilson, who faces one charge of felony murder and five charges of aggravated assault and a charge of posses
William Marcus "Marc" Wilson, left, takes his place as his defense team confers with one another during his immunity hearing on Wednesday, March 2. Wilson, who faces one charge of felony murder and five charges of aggravated assault and a charge of possessing a firearm while committing a felony in the death of Haley Hutcheson, is seeking immunity from prosecution on the basis of a "stand your ground" self-defense claim.
The second attempted hearing on Marc Wilson’s request for immunity from a murder charge for killing 17-year-old Haley Hutcheson in 2020 got underway Wednesday in Bulloch County Superior Court, where newly assigned Judge Ronald K. “Ronnie” Thompson kept things moving rapidly.
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