A Baltimore man convicted of killing three people and injuring a fourth during a neighborhood dispute some two years ago in Northeast Baltimore was sentenced on Nov. 3 to a maximum penalty of 185 years in prison, suspending all but 40, before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Jennifer B. Schiffer.
Marvelle Worsley, 51, was found guilty of one count of second-degree murder, two counts of manslaughter, four counts of firearm use, and three more gun violations in connection to the deaths of 49-year-old Charles Murray, 41-year-old Girard Smith, and Murray’s 69-year-old mother, Darlene Briscoe. Jurors also found Worsley guilty of attempting to murder of Murray’s daughter, who survived the shooting but suffered lasting physical and emotional trauma. Smith was her boyfriend.
During the proceeding, the prosecutor described the crime as “a multi-generational massacre.”…