EVELYN BOSWELL: Tennessee vs. Megan Boswell for 2019 murder of daughter *GUILTY*

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The prosecutors speaking afterwards. Interestingly, the judge could stack sentences on all of her other charges on top of the life sentence or he could run such consecutively. That was one interesting question and answer. The female P said they will fight to keep her in when she does come up for parole at 69. She must mean possibly future Ps because in 50 years who knows if any of us will be around.

 

Megan Boswell sent to women’s prison in Nashville​

Convicted child killer Megan Boswell has been transferred to a state prison, according to Sullivan County Sheriff Jeff Cassidy.

Cassidy told News Channel 11 that Boswell was sent to a women’s prison in Nashville. The Tennessee Department of Correction has Boswell listed as being in the Debra K. Johnson Rehabilitation Center.

According to the sheriff, she will be transported back to Sullivan County for her sentencing hearing.
 
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Sullivan County District Attorney will file motion for consecutive sentences for Boswell

Sullivan County District Attorney General Barry Staubus says his office will file a motion for consecutive sentencing for Megan Boswell.
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Sullivan County District Attorney will file motion for consecutive sentences for Boswell

Sullivan County District Attorney General Barry Staubus says his office will file a motion for consecutive sentencing for Megan Boswell.

The state wants Boswell to serve her sentences back-to-back instead of at the same time. If a judge agrees, Boswell could spend the rest of her life in prison.

In February, Boswell was found guilty of killing her toddler, Evelyn Boswell.

A sentencing trial was held after the verdict and a jury sentenced her to life in prison with the possibility of parole meaning she would be eligible for parole after 52 years. She would be around 69 years old.

Boswell's next hearing will take place May 22.
 
So a jury sentences and then a judge resentences? That may be a new one to me.

This is just a sad case all the way around. I don't often feel that way but I do somewhat in this one. She had no mother or guidance whatsoever nor did her daughter. She made a very wrong decision however.
 
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