Man To Stand Trial In Stabbing Of Brother
UPDATED: 2:49 pm EDT October 16, 2007
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WOODBINE, Ga. -- A jury was seated to hear the trial of Kelvin Williams on charges he stabbed his younger brother to death during a pickup basketball game. Opening statements are scheduled to begin on Wednesday.Williams, 20, is accused of murder in the February 19, 2006, stabbing of 17-year-old Sean Williams in Kingsland.Kingsland police said the brothers were arguing over who was the better basketball player when Kelvin Williams pulled a knife.Sean Williams was flown to Shands-Jacksonville Medical Center, where he died. Kelvin Williams was arrested and charge with family-violence homicide. He is being prosecuted as felony murder.Williams' trial is taking place at the Camden County Courthouse in Woodbine.
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