Missing Aliayah Lunsford 3 Missing from Weston, West Virginia

[Sejanus]

Life behind bars with no parole please.
At least she will stop her damn breeding.
Frigging unreal animal.

Now this laundry hamper.
Did she bring it back home or was it gone?
If it was gone, why did no one notice that?

This entire thing has made me ill.

 

[Turd Fergusen]

Lunsford-Conaway gets life in prison, no parole, for daughter's murder

WESTON — A jusry has recommended Lena Lunsford-Conaway serve the rest of her life in prison, with no possibility for parole, in the murder of her daughter, Aliayah Lunsford.

A Lewis County jury consisting of 10 women and two men issued the decision just before 1 p.m. Tuesday. That same jury found Lunsford-Conaway guilty of murder of a child by refusal or failure to provide necessities on Monday.

They also found her guilty of death of a child by child abuse, child abuse resulting in injury and concealment of a deceased human body, after about two hours and 15 minutes of deliberation. The sentences on the other charges will be decided at a later date.

Lunsford-Conaway’s conviction came on the sixth day of the trial at the Lewis County Judicial Annex, in Weston.

Aliayah Paige Lunsford was reported missing on Sept. 24, 2011, and she hasn’t been found.

Her disappearance garnered national attention and thrust Lunsford-Conaway, then 8 months pregnant with twins, into the spotlight.

https://www.wvgazettemail.com/news/...cle_372177d2-03ca-5e28-9dd8-10d7a3a3710b.html

 

[Sugar Cookie]

Jul 03, 2018

Lena Lunsford-Conaway, 35, was sentenced Monday to life in prison for murder of a child by refusal or failure to provide necessities.

Her daughter, Aliayah Lunsford, went missing in 2011 and her body was never found. Conaway's two older daughters had testified she hit Aliayah Lunsford in the head, then put her body in a clothes hamper and dumped it in the woods.

She was convicted in April on additional charges of death of a child by child abuse, child abuse resulting in injury and concealment of a deceased human body.

Media report Circuit Judge Jacob Reger handed down a sentence totaling 40 years for the other charges.

Prior to sentencing, Lunsford Conaway addressed the court at the hearing Monday, stating she wasn’t able to get a fair trial in Lewis County.

The life sentence is for the murder charge. Lunsford Conaway will also face 40 years for death of a child by parent or guardian.

http://www.whsv.com/content/news/Wo...ison-in-2011-death-of-daughter-487265101.html

 

[Keepalowprofile]

. Conaway's two older daughters had testified she hit Aliayah Lunsford in the head, then put her body in a clothes hamper and dumped it in the woods.

How sad the other children had to witness this. But on the other hand, if they hadn't, she may have gotten off.

 

[Dead Stephanie]

Did anybody notice the bruise on Aliayah's forehead in the above picture...and the sad face. From the background of the pic, it looks like its a Christmas pic. What child is not happy on Christmas??

I agree. She looks so sad. Damn. Put this bitch in a fire, alive

 

[Turd Fergusen]

Mother convicted of killing daughter appeals to WV Supreme Court

WESTON — An attorney for a West Virginia woman convicted of killing her 3-year-old daughter is asking the West Virginia Supreme Court for an acquittal or a new trial.
News outlets report defense attorney Jeremy Cooper filed the appeal on Jan. 7 for Lena Lunsford-Conaway, who was convicted by a Lewis County jury in April of murder and abuse in the death of her daughter, Aliayah Lunsford.

The child went missing in 2011 and her body was never found. Conaway's two older daughters testified at trail that their mother hit Aliayah Lunsford in the head, then put her body in a clothes hamper and dumped it in the woods.
Among other things, Cooper argues that there was insufficient evidence for a conviction and that the judge should have allowed a change of venue.

https://www.wvgazettemail.com/news/...cle_0f09aadb-34ba-586d-8380-f6a7b69cc980.html

 

[Anubis]

Mother convicted of killing daughter appeals to WV Supreme Court

WESTON — An attorney for a West Virginia woman convicted of killing her 3-year-old daughter is asking the West Virginia Supreme Court for an acquittal or a new trial.
News outlets report defense attorney Jeremy Cooper filed the appeal on Jan. 7 for Lena Lunsford-Conaway, who was convicted by a Lewis County jury in April of murder and abuse in the death of her daughter, Aliayah Lunsford.

The child went missing in 2011 and her body was never found. Conaway's two older daughters testified at trail that their mother hit Aliayah Lunsford in the head, then put her body in a clothes hamper and dumped it in the woods.
Among other things, Cooper argues that there was insufficient evidence for a conviction and that the judge should have allowed a change of venue.

https://www.wvgazettemail.com/news/...cle_0f09aadb-34ba-586d-8380-f6a7b69cc980.html

So, Cooper recommends having the two kids testify again? Dumbass, there is no venue that is impartial to moms who beat their own babies to death, then dump them in the woods like trash.

 

[Turd Fergusen]

Rot in hell bitch!

W.Va. Supreme Court affirms convictions of Lena Lunsford-Conaway

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - A mother found guilty of the murder and abuse of her 3-year-old daughter by a Lewis County jury will not get an acquittal or new trial.

The West Virginia Supreme Court has upheld the convictions of Lena Lunsford-Conaway.

Aliayah Lunsford went missing in 2011. To this day, her body has never been found.

Conaway’s two older daughters testified at trial that their mother hit Aliayah over the head with a board on September 23, 2011.

Full Story:

W.Va. Supreme Court affirms convictions of Lena Lunsford-Conaway

The West Virginia Supreme Court has upheld the convictions of Lena Lunsford-Conaway.

www.wsaz.com

 

[Sugar Cookie]

Aliayah Paige Lunsford​