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Behind closed doors, Sherra Wright and her defense team were deciding whether she would plead guilty to her role in the death of Lorenzen Wright.

The man accused of helping Sherra Wright kill her husband, basketball stand-out Lorenzen Wright, will go on trial Monday, but not on murder charges.

The pair accused of killing Memphis basketball star Lorenzen Wright will return to court for the second time this week for a hearing that could have a major impact on their upcoming murder trial.

Billy Ray Turner, one of the defendants in the Lorezen Wright murder case, was briefly in a Shelby County courtroom on Monday for a hearing.

Sherra Wright racked up more than 50 disciplinary incidents while she was incarcerated in Shelby County jail facilities from March 2018 until July 2019, according to records obtained by WREG.

The two people accused of killing Memphis basketball star Lorenzen Wright will be returning to court on Tuesday.

The two people accused of killing Memphis basketball star Lorenzen Wright will be back in court.

He made a decision in fourth grade to keep a secret about his mother — a secret that would change his life forever. 

The pair accused of murdering NBA basketball star Lorenzen Wright will return to a Shelby County courtroom on Friday to set a hearing date for motions filed in court last month.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The suspects accused of murdering Memphis basketball player Lorenzen Wright have learned when their case will head before a jury. Judge Lee Coffee set the trial for Sherra Wright and Billy Turner for September 16, 2019. During the court proceedings, the state also said they intend to try Turner on a separate […]

With Sherra Wright’s case wrapped up, attention now turns to her alleged accomplice, Billy Ray Turner.