Reasby

A second person, David Reasby, 35, was convicted on Aug. 23, 2013 of voluntary manslaughter and sentenced to 15 years in prison plus an extra five years as a two-time habitual offender. Prosecuting Attorney Scott Ash said during Reasby's trial that ...

... 170 – Will Weber, A, pinned Grant Schiltz, 3:05; 182 – Hank Swalla, A, pinned James Reasby, 2:49; 195 – William Hays, A, major dec. Justin Worthington, 10-2; 220 – Harrison Townsend, A, won via forfeit; 285 – Colin Newell, A, pinned Aaron Cosper, 0:54.

First of four parts. In the summer of 2012, a homeless man who frequently slept at an east-side church poured a can of lighter fluid on his mattress and set it afire, destroying the Lighthouse Full Gospel Baptist Church. The church pastor, the Rev ...

A second person in the case, David Reasby, 35, of Bluefield was convicted Aug. 29, 2013, on voluntary manslaughter. Reasby was sentenced to 15 years in prison plus an additional five years as a two-time habitual offender. He was originally charged with ...

After deliberating about six and one-half hours, a Mercer County jury found David Reasby, 35, of Bluefield guilty of voluntary manslaughter, but not guilty of conspiracy of charges related to the Aug. 20, 2012 death of Derek Tabor, 22, of Montcalm. The ...