but here is a follow-up, after the conviction
William Morva's attorney files an appeal for his client's conviction in an attempted bank robbery.
Back in June, a Montgomery County judge sentenced William Morva to 38 years in prison for seven charges related to three attempted robberies.
Those charges first landed Morva in jail, before he escaped last year.
The new twist in the Morva saga comes the week before Morva's capital murder trial is scheduled to begin in Christiansburg. Morva is charged with killing Montgomery County Sheriff's Corporal Eric Sutphin, and hospital security guard Derrick McFarland, during his escape.
William Morva's attorney files an appeal for his client's conviction in an attempted bank robbery.
Back in June, a Montgomery County judge sentenced William Morva to 38 years in prison for seven charges related to three attempted robberies.
Those charges first landed Morva in jail, before he escaped last year.
The new twist in the Morva saga comes the week before Morva's capital murder trial is scheduled to begin in Christiansburg. Morva is charged with killing Montgomery County Sheriff's Corporal Eric Sutphin, and hospital security guard Derrick McFarland, during his escape.
Comment