Gov. Kehoe Denies Clemency for Man Convicted of Killing Missouri Trooper
Mike Kehoe has denied clemency for a man convicted of killing a Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper two decades ago.
On March 20, 2005, Lance Shockley ambushed and killed Sergeant Carl DeWayne Graham, Jr., who was investigating the death of Jeffrey Bayless, a man who was killed while riding in a car with Shockley.
Shockley shot Sgt. Graham from behind with a rifle, severing his spinal cord and paralyzing him, then delivered fatal shotgun blasts to Graham's face and shoulder.
“The murder of Missouri State Highway Patrol Sergeant Carl DeWayne Graham, Jr.
Author's summary: Governor denies clemency for convicted killer.
- Lance Shockley was convicted of killing Sergeant Carl DeWayne Graham, Jr.
- The crime occurred on March 20, 2005
- Sgt. Graham was investigating a death related to Shockley at the time of the murder
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