Man convicted of heinous crime in Eagleville will not see new trial

Sep 29, 2014 at 05:15 am by bryan


The Tennessee Supreme Court officially denied a new trial from moving forward for a man convicted of a heinous crime committed in Eagleville in 2009.

Looking back, 87-year old victim Cecil Storey told detectives that Ronald Damon and two others pushed their way into his secluded Eagleville home. The trio then beat and tied-up Storey and his 93-year old wife Edna. Damon and others then stole money from the Storey's home. Sadly, 93-year old Edna died of a heart attack a few months after the crime took place.

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The man who is asking for a new trial, Ronald Damon, was sentenced to spend the next 41-years behind bars after this vicious crime unfolded. Damon now claims the court should have agreed to his motion for an acquittal or a new trial because he says there was a lack of evidence to support his convictions.

The Supreme Court of Tennessee did not see it the way Damon saw it and denied his case from moving forward.

Damon will be eligible for parole in 2017.

Source:

Denied by Supreme Court: M2012-02263-SC-R11-CD

Previous Source:

TN Department of Corrections
Court Case: No. M2012-02263-CCA-R3-CD
Rutherford County Sheriff's Office

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