Woman shot ex-boyfriend dead after he vandalized her car
Share this @internewscast.com

Inset: Jasmoray Baugh (Volusia County Jail). Background: The 300 block of Chipola Avenue in DeLand, Florida, where Baugh fatally shot her ex-boyfriend (Google Maps).

A Florida woman faces a lengthy prison term following her conviction for manslaughter in the shooting death of her ex-boyfriend, whom she accused of being abusive.

Jasmoray Baugh, 31, could receive a sentence of up to 30 years in prison after her conviction last week for the fatal shooting of Korey Woulard, as stated by the 7th Judicial District State Attorney’s Office. The jury decided against a second-degree murder conviction, opting instead for the lesser charge of manslaughter after a week of trial proceedings.

The incident occurred around 2 a.m. on December 11, 2022. A probable cause arrest affidavit reveals that Baugh shot Woulard after he vandalized her car, something he had reportedly done before. She proceeded to send him a menacing text message.

“I told the police you robbed me and shot at me and I sent them to little and yo gma house p— cause bout my car b— you going under the ground,” she texted.

After Woulard tore off her side-view mirrors, he started to walk away. Baugh got into her vehicle, pursued him, and then shot him once in the chest, resulting in his death.

Baugh testified on her own behalf at trial, claiming that she killed him in self-defense, according to a courtroom report from the Daytona Beach News-Journal. She said she was driving by him when he threw a bicycle at her windshield, causing her to crash into a pole. She told the jury Woulard ran up to the car with a gun, which set off a fight for survival.

“We … tussling, it’s like a tug-of-war,” she reportedly testified. “I’m fighting him not to shoot me. And that’s when the gun go off.”

She said she then threw the gun into some nearby bushes.

But the state rejected that claim, saying she hunted her former boyfriend down because she was mad he vandalized her car again.

“The law doesn’t give anyone the right to be the judge, jury and executioner,” assistant state attorney Nick Kramperth said, per the News-Journal.

Jurors deliberated about six hours before deciding the case.

“The defendant killed the victim for vandalizing her car,” State Attorney R.J. Larizza said. “Her retaliation could cost her 30 years in prison. A sad testament to the human condition.”

Sentencing is slated for Nov. 5.

Share this @internewscast.com
You May Also Like

Trump’s Legal Action Against James Comey Might Already Be Falling Apart

Left: Lindsey Halligan, special assistant to the president, speaks with a reporter…

Judge Criticizes Trump Administration’s Deployment of National Guard in Oregon

Left: Karin Immergut participates in her Senate confirmation hearing on October 24,…

$20,000 Worth of Pokémon Cards Stolen from Vending Machine

Thieves have stolen an unusual haul in Sydney – hundreds of Pokémon…

Father Claims Infant’s Fatal Injuries Were Due to an Allergic Reaction: Police Report

Inset: Demari Alston (Harris County Dept. of Corrections). Background: The street in…

Mother Imprisoned After Requesting Landlord to Address Infestation: Attorney

Inset: Cavinitri White being detained on June 5 in Shreveport, La., for…

Gainesville Woman Charged for Neglecting Children’s Skin Care

Staff report GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Latasha Cheree Neal, aged 35, is facing…

Fire Engulfs Judge’s Residence; Investigation Underway to Determine Cause

Left: Fire crews work to contain a blaze at Judge Diane Goodstein’s…

Masked Assailants Ignite Fire at UK Mosque While Occupied

A UK mosque was set ablaze with two people still inside in…

Texas Man Pleads Guilty to Kidnapping and Killing Sleeping Boy, Caught on Nanny Cam

A Texas man has pleaded guilty in connection with the 2021 murder…

Tragic Incident: Toddler Fatally Attacked by Rottweilers While Babysitter Slept

A Georgia woman was charged with murder in Saturday’s death of a…

Supreme Court Rules Ghislaine Maxwell Cannot Use Epstein Deal as Protection

Prosecutors reported finding this photograph of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell during…

Prosecutors Plan to Challenge Erin Patterson’s Sentence in Mushroom Poisoning Case

Victoria’s Director of Public Prosecutions will appeal mushroom killer Erin Patterson’s sentence…