Teen who lured man in Forest Park to fatal shooting accepts plea deal

Lina PortmanMay 30, 2024

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A WOMAN WHO LURED A MAN TO FOREST PARK WHERE HE WAS SHOT AND KILLED, WILL BE AT LEAST SEVERAL YEARS NOW BEHIND BARS. AND NIGEL WILSON WAS 16 YEARS OLD IN 2021, WHEN SHE MET 20-YEAR-OLD DARNELL ORMOND ONLINE. ORMOND WAS WORKING TWO JOBS AT THE TIME AND WENT TO SCHOOL AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI, WHILE INVESTIGATORS SAY WILSON LURED ALL THE MEN TO FOREST PARK, WHERE HE WAS THEN ROBBED, SHOT AND KILLED BY DEANDRE MANNING . Now, Manning took a plea deal last year and is serving a 25- to 30-year prison sentence. TODAY WILSON PLED GUILTY TO MANSlaughter and Theft. THE 19 YEAR OLD GAME WAS

Teen who lured man in Forest Park to fatal shooting accepts plea deal

A woman accused of luring a man to Forest Park, where he was fatally shot, will serve at least 20 years in prison. Enija Wilson was 16 years old in 2021 when she met 20-year-old Darnay Allmond online. Investigators said Allmond was lured to Forest Park in July 2021, where he was robbed and then shot by Deaundre Manning. Manning accepted a plea deal last year and is currently serving a 25- to 30-year prison sentence. On Wednesday, Wilson pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and robbery. The man, now 19 years old, was sentenced to 20 to 25 and a half years in prison. At the time of the shooting, Allmond was working two jobs while attending the University of Cincinnati.

FOREST PARK, Ohio —

A woman accused of luring a man to Forest Park, where he was fatally shot, will serve at least 20 years in prison.

Enijah Wilson was 16 years old in 2021 when she met 20-year-old Darnay Allmond online.

Investigators said Allmond was lured to Forest Park in July 2021, where he was robbed and then shot by Deaundre Manning. Manning accepted a plea deal last year and is currently serving a 25- to 30-year prison sentence.

On Wednesday, Wilson pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and robbery. The man, now 19 years old, was sentenced to 20 to 25 and a half years in prison.

At the time of the shooting, Allmond was working two jobs while studying at the University of Cincinnati.