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Kevin Ware Jr., a former San Francisco 49ers player, has pleaded guilty to the murder of Taylor Pomaski. According to reports from KPRC-TV, KRIV-TV, and the Houston Chronicle, the ex-NFL pro took the ...

Kevin Ware Jr., who spent two seasons in the NFL, entered a guilty plea just days before jury selection for his trial for the murder of Ware's then-girlfriend Taylor Pomaski was scheduled to begin ...

Former NFL player Kevin Ware Jr. was sentenced to 30 years in prison for murdering his girlfriend in 2021, KPRC reports. Ware, 41, reached a deal with the prosecution in exchange for a guilty plea.

According to ABC 13, Ware has been convicted of brutally murdering her and burning her body, the remains of her body were found a few months later, in December 2021, in a ditch in north Harris County, ...

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Former NFL player Kevin Ware Jr. pleaded guilty Wednesday to murdering his girlfriend Taylor Pomaski in 2021. Ware, 44, was scheduled to stand trial beginning Friday, but prosecutors offered a ...

Kevin Ware Jr., once a tight end for the Oakland Raiders, San Francisco 49ers, and Washington Commanders, has pleaded guilty to murder. The former NFL player was arrested in 2022 for the murder of ...

Pomaski's dead body was discovered in December 2021, and Ware was indicted by a Harris County, Texas, grand jury in July 2022 on charges related to her death Kimberlee Speakman is a digital writer ...

Ware agreed to take a plea deal in court on Wednesday, May 7 — just days ahead of jury selection for his trial — and accepted 30 years in prison for murder and tampering with evidence ...