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Sep 10, 2022 · In the morning hours of December 11, 2007, Jason Payne frantically dialed 911 to report that he’d found his spouse and stepson shot to death in their bedrooms in their Quitman, Texas home.
Jul 10, 2021 · Jason Payne was arrested and charged with his wife and stepson's murders who were both shot in the head at their home in Texas. Where is he today?
Jun 12, 2024 · After Jason Payne claimed he found his wife Nichole and her 16-year-old son Taylor shot to death in their Quitman, Texas, home, clues led to a shocking arrest.
Sep 17, 2022 · While the crime scene initially looked like a murder-suicide, the police eventually figured out that it was staged by Nichole’s husband, Jason Payne. Later on, the conversations he had with his mother, Jewel “Faye” Payne, while he was in jail led to further suspicion.
In Wood County, Jason Payne was re-convicted for the murders of his wife and stepson in 2007. Payne was originally given life without parole in 2010, but was given a new trial after his conviction was overturned in 2013.
Jul 10, 2021 · On the morning of December 11, 2007, Jason Payne called 911 and told the operators that his wife and stepson had been shot, court documents reveal. Responding officers discovered Nichole Payne’s...
Aug 10, 2022 · However, it soon came to light that his stepfather, Nichole’s husband, Jason Thad Payne, was the assailant. And with that, we can’t help but wonder more about where their own biological children are today.
Sep 15, 2022 · Jason Payne was finally arrested in September of 2008, eight months after the deaths of Nichole and Austin, and charged with the murders of his wife and stepson, or double homicide.
The wrongful conviction of Jason Payne serving a life sentence for a crime he did not commit for the shot to death of his wife Nichole Payne and his stepson Austin Taylor Wages in Quitman, Texas.
Apr 28, 2017 · Jason Thad Payne was first found guilty of the December 2007 shooting deaths of his wife, Nichole Payne, and her teenage son in 2010, and was sentenced to life in prison. Three years later Payne's conviction was overturned by the Court of Criminal Appeals.
