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Max Townsend is charged with three counts of second degree murder and six counts of failure to stop and render aid following deadly hit-and-run crash into a group of high school runners.
After the jury delivered a guilty verdict Friday in the Moore hit-and-run case, the mothers of the three students killed in the crash embraced in the halls of the Cleveland
NORMAN, Okla. (KOKH)--A man accused of killing three Moore High School students last February was found guilty of the crime. Max Townsend was found guilty of three 2nd-degree murder charges as well as three counts of leaving the scene of a crime. RELATED: Man accused of killing Moore cross-country runners appears in court. Caption: A man accused of killing three Moore High School students last February was found guilty of the crime.
Kyle Phillips / The Transcript Moore High School students embrace during a vigil Feb. 4, 2020, at Moore High School for the students killed and injured in a hit-and-run incident that occurred by Moore High School. Max Townsend was found guilty of all counts, including second-degree murder, related to the hit-and-run that took the lives of three Moore High runners in 2020. Kyle Phillips / The Transcript Cleveland County deputies escort Max Townsend out of Judge Walkley's courtroom Friday. A jury found him guilty of all counts, including three second-degree murder charges, Friday related to a M...
The driver, Max Leroy Townsend, claimed he was unconscious.