A capital murder defendant who has been locked up since 2019 will have to stay in jail until trial, a Mobile County judge ruled Thursday.
) - A capital murder defendant who has been locked up since 2019 will have to stay in jail until trial, a judge ruled Thursday.
“However, the court has concerns about Mr. Parsons’ potential to harm himself,” she said. “Frankly, I have seen him deteriorate.” “Since he is a harmless, nonviolent person, well-respected in his community, he should be given a reasonable bond,” he said.“Corey comes from a religious background,” he told the judge.
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