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Ellis might still be alive had Maryland’s court system installed him in prison for the rest of his life where he belonged, but his murder might have been a blessing for the taxpayers. On Feb. 20, 2008, Ellis entered a guilty plea to accessory after the fact – murder in the first degree.
Kirksey-Walcott, who had an address of 831 8th Street in the District, entered a guilty plea to burglary in Prince Georges County Circuit Court on March 29, 2013 after withdrawing a plea of not guilty. On June 4, 2013, Judge McKee sentenced Kirksey-Walcott to prison for a period of ten years with all but one day suspended and probation for a period of two years. Since Kirksey-Walcott has back up time which can send him off to the slammer for ten years, the charges against him from the incident in McDonalds are extremely serious.