Moorhead man gets 30 years in prison for murdering, dismembering teen roommate Dystenee Avery s remains were found in a landfill three weeks after she was killed. Author: Moorhead Police A Moorhead man has been sentenced to more than three decades in prison for the murder and dismemberment of a 19-year-old woman in April 2020. Ethan Broad, 28, was convicted of second-degree murder with intent on May 21 and was sentenced to 30.5 years in prison for the murder of Dystenee Avery in Moorhead last year, court documents show. He ll get credit for the 400 days he s already served in jail. He was sentenced to the maximum prison time allowed by state law after he pleaded guilty to the charge in January. Another second-degree murder charge was dismissed as part of the pleas.
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KVRR Local News May 3, 2021 Andrea Payne MOORHEAD, Minn. (KVRR/KFGO) – A judge has sentenced a Moorhead woman to time already served after her guilty plea to helping cover up a murder. Twenty-seven-year-old Andrea Payne admitted to knowing that her roommate, Dystynee Avery, had been killed. Payne was sentenced to 378 days already spent in jail. Payne, Avery and 28-year-old Ethan Broad were sharing a south Moorhead apartment when Avery was killed in April, 2020. Broad is charged with the murder. Clay County prosecutors say Broad killed Avery, cut up her body in his garage and threw the body parts in a dumpster. The remains were later recovered from a landfill near Hawley, Minn.
Columbus churches celebrate Easter Columbus churches celebrate Easter By Caroline Linch | April 5, 2021 at 8:59 AM EDT - Updated April 5 at 8:59 AM COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - Churches all around the Chattahoochee Valley celebrated Easter - both virtual and in person this year. “It’s so good to see the people that we saw this morning, and see the people here. It’s a sign that Jesus fulfills his promises. Because a year ago at this time, this wasn’t a reality,” said Derrick Shields, pastor of Christ Community Church. It’s a day of hope and renewal, church members said - especially with the opportunity to worship and celebrate together in person.
If you follow us, or internet nonsense in general, you know former Hercules: The Legendary Journeys actor Kevin Sorbo is terrible. Not as an actor, as a human. This is something he’s revealed through his social media and general dickishness, putting him in the storied ranks of Scott Baio, James Woods, Kirstie Ally, and other deplorable washed-up stars with nothing better to do than say asinine things on Twitter in support of right-wing talking points. But yesterday, after Sorbo had alternately encouraged the storming of the US Capitol by pro-Trump insurrectionists and then turned around and said they weren’t actually his people, Xena herself, Lucy Lawless, had had enough. Delivering her deathblow with the same flair and panache as the Warrior Princess was always known for, Lawless proved why her show was always better. (For bonus points, there’s a manipulated media tag on Sorbo’s post).