Father accused of 2018 murders back in Effingham County court
Share and Follow


EFFINGHAM COUNTY, Ga. () — The father accused of murdering two of his children in 2018 was back in Effingham County court Wednesday.

Elwyn Crocker Sr. and his alleged co-conspirators, Kimberly Wright and Mark Wright, are facing charges for the murder of Elwyn Crocker Jr. and Mary Crocker. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for all three parties, who were in court Tuesday.

The bodies Mary and Elwyn Jr. were found buried in the yard of the Crocker family home in 2018. Mary was 14-years old when she died. Elwyn Jr. is believed to have been dead for two years when his body was found. He would have been 16-years old that year. 

Defense challenges state’s evidence and witness testimony

Regarding the dozens of motions addressed in court this week, Judge Matthew Hube has made no decisions. Elwyn Sr. is expected back in court on June 16th. No trial date has been set.

Share and Follow
You May Also Like

Greenville Officer on the Mend at Home Following Sunday Morning Attack

A Greenville police officer has returned home after being wounded in a…

Feed the Hungry Hosts 17th Annual Post-MLK Parade Community Dinner to Combat Hunger

SAVANNAH, Ga. — Following the Martin Luther King Jr. Parade on Monday,…

Adelaide Writers Week Called Off After 180 Speakers Withdraw Over Palestinian Writer Exclusion

WELLINGTON – Australia’s premier, complimentary literary showcase was called off on Tuesday…

Unrest in Minnesota: A Heated Showdown Between Protesters and Federal Agents

MINNEAPOLIS – Minnesota remained on edge Tuesday following several days of protests…

Colleen Hoover’s Brave Battle: Bestselling Author of ‘It Ends With Us’ Opens Up About Cancer Diagnosis

(NEXSTAR) – Famed author Colleen Hoover, whose works have captivated readers and…

Sanford Plans to Boost Police Force with Advanced Speed Detection Tools

SANFORD, Fla. – In a bid to curb the rising incidents of…

Minnesota and Twin Cities Take Legal Action Against Federal Immigration Crackdown: A Fight for Local Autonomy

MINNEAPOLIS – On Monday, Minnesota, along with its two largest cities, took…

National Board of Review Celebrates ‘One Battle After Another’: A Must-See Cinematic Triumph

Sara Murphy, from left, Teyana Taylor, Paul Thomas Anderson, and Chase Infiniti…