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According to the ruling, a police officer said Little “ran up the steps of a home and dropped an object on the porch. The officer testified that an unidentified woman immediately appeared on the porch, retrieved the object, and left the area.” The alleged gun was never found; Little was arrested about a month after the incident. As Little’s jury was being chosen, the trial judge asked each candidate whether they’d be affected by the prosecution’s inability to produce a weapon as evidence. The prosecution used peremptory challenges to excuse jurors who indicated they’d acquit Littl...

2nd man gets decades in prison in blueberry farm slaying December 20, 2020 GMT CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) — A second man has been sentenced to decades in prison in the murder of a sleeping woman at her family’s blueberry farm in New Jersey 3 1/2 years ago. Tyler Dralle, 23, of Vineland was sentenced Friday in Camden County Court to 40 years in prison. The sentence came two weeks after his co-defendant, Kwamere Benjamin, 20, of New Castle, Delaware, was sentenced to 38 years in prison. Jurors convicted the two in January of murder, burglary, weapon offenses, and related charges in the June 2017 sla...

Two men have been found guilty by a Superior Court jury of murder in the fatal shooting of a… “We don’t know with any specificity who had the gun in his hand,” Gallagher said, while adding he had argued to the jury it was more likely in Benjamin’s hands. Still, he said, it didn’t matter who actually fired the three shots at Scordo, because both men had brought the gun with them to the Bairdmore Avenue farmhouse about 3:50 a.m. June 25, 2017. After the slaying, Gallagher said, Dralle drove his girlfriend to the farm again in the morning, pretending like nothing had h...