Attorney General Chris Carr announced that four individuals had been sentenced to three terms of life without parole plus additional years in connection to a triple murder in Albany, Georgia. A press release explains that Ticorey Frazier, Kareem Williams, Quadarrien Harvey, and Shon Mallory were sentenced to life in prison without parole.

The defendants were found guilty in three homicides, a home invasion that left a victim paralyzed from the chest down, and two aggravated assaults after a three-week jury trial. A Dougherty County Jury returned a verdict on October 6, 2023. Dougherty Judicial Circuit Superior Court Judge Victoria Darrisaw sentenced the defendants on November 10, 2023.

27-year-old Ticorey Frazier, 26-year-old Kareem Williams, 26-year-old Quadarrien Harvey, and 31-year-old Shon Mallory were found guilty of two counts of Felony Murder, three counts of Malice Murder, and more. Authorities say Ticorey Frazier and Kareem Williams were convicted in a home invasion on Gravel Hill Road in Albany on June 16, 2017.

Frazier and Williams robbed the owner of the home and stole firearms and a vehicle. The victim was shot in the back leaving him paralyzed from the chest down. Frazier Williams, Quadarrien Harvey, and Shon Mallory were convicted of robbing and murdering 23-year-old Tyquis Smith, 26-year-old Adrianna Holmes, and 25-year-old Demarquis Williams at a residence on East Alberson Drive in Albany on June 27, 2017.

The slayings took place in front of two minor children. Williams and Mallory were also convicted of shooting and severely wounding Cervantez Smith on June 27, 2017. Mallory was convicted in a shooting at the Luxury Inn in Albany on June 29, 2017.