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Mississippi man sentenced to life after 2015 killing of waitress who said he could not smoke in restaurant - Magnolia State Live

Mississippi man sentenced to life after 2015 killing of waitress who said he could not smoke in restaurant - Magnolia State Live
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Biloxi man sentenced for killing Waffle House waitress

BILOXI, Miss. (WJTV) - A Biloxi man, who shot and killed a Waffle House waitress, was sentenced to life in prison. WXXV reported 52-year-old Johnny Max Mount was found guilty of first-degree murder. Authorities said Mount shot and killed Julie Brightwell on November 27, 2015, after she told him he could not smoke in the [.]

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Man sentenced to life in fatal Waffle House shooting

Man sentenced to life in fatal Waffle House shooting
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Jury deliberates fate of Johnny Mount, accused of killing Biloxi Waffle House waitress

The case went to jury for deliberations at 11 a.m. after two days of trial.

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Ex-firefighter blames God in murder of Waffle House waitress | Courts

In his own words on Wednesday, Johnny Max Mount said he killed Waffle House waitress Julie Brightwell but insisted he was innocent because he was acting out God’s will.

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