Three people believed to be involved in the killing of a man last week in Logan County were formally arraigned inside the county courthouse with murder charges. In addition, two others were charged for felony crimes.
The Logan County Sheriff’s Office responded to 8980 Ridgecrest Drive in reference to a stabbing call just before 4 a.m. on May 2. Upon arrival they found the victim, Adam Shane Harrison, 28, deceased in the yard of the residence from apparent stab wounds. Related story: Third suspect arrested in Logan County homicide; homeowner also arrested
Jesus Eduardo Sanchez, 23, and Michael Ray Chisholm, 30, were charged conjointly and together with murder in the first degree which carries possible penalties of life, life without parole and death.
“The victim in this case was stabbed at least eight times in the abdomen, chest, thigh and buttock after having a gun fired in the direction of his head,” Logan County District Attorney Laura Austin Thomas said in a statement. “This occurred after the victim fought off attempts of Sanchez and Chisholm to duct tape his legs together.“
Tabatha Vi Nicole Lehr, who turned 32 in jail last week, was charged with accessory after the fact to murder in the first degree.
“Lehr drove the killers from the scene of the murder to a hotel where they cleaned their clothes and bodies, partied and then took one of the killers, Chisholm, to another location while staying with Sanchez. Evidence of the crime was maintained in her vehicle,” Austin Thomas said.
Sanchez, Chisholm and Lehr will return to court on June 23 at 9 a.m.
The murder occurred at the trailer home of Richard Bake, Jr. and Shauna Lovell, who have been charged with maintaining a dwelling where drugs are kept, specifically methamphetamine.
Both Bake Jr. and Lovell were not at the home at the time of the murder.
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