Records show he was charged with felony aggravated assault with a deadly weapon stemming from an argument about a toddler. Prior to the fight outside the Dogwood Bar, Mosley has been involved in other assault cases.īack in 2015, police say Mosley was charged in another stabbing incident.
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The trial for Mosley begins with opening statements and Judge Angelita Dalton presiding.Ī Davidson County jury found Mosley guilty on two counts of criminal homicide, one count of attempted criminal homicide and one count of assault. Mosley and his attorney made an offer to plead guilty to a lesser charge, but the deal was rejected by prosecutors. Mosley wrote that he feels he's already been convicted by public opinion. Mosley penned a letter to NewsChannel 5's Nick Beres, stating he acted in self-defense. The judge found probable cause to send the case to a grand jury. Mosley's attorney at the time told the court his client was acting in self-defense.ĭuring the hearing, the court heard from a friend of Mosley's who was a witness to the assault, AJ Bethurum, who survived the stabbing, and a detective who responded to the stabbing.
Police said within a minute of that punch, the three men were stabbed. Witnesses testified that the argument started when Mosley was talking to a woman who was friends with the victims inside the bar.Īfter the Dogwood closed, investigators told the court Mosley punched a man in the group of friends, which turned the argument physical. Mosley made his first court appearance in this case. He surrendered at a vacant home on Petway Road after it was surrounded by law enforcement officers. Mosley was arrested on Christmas Day in Cheatham County on two counts of criminal homicide and one count of attempted criminal homicide. Seen him or know where he is? Call 1-800-TBI-FIND! /OfybO5R09d- Tennessee Bureau of Investigation December 24, 2019 He should be considered armed and dangerous. Here are additional mug shots of Michael Mosely, the latest attention to the TBI MOST WANTED list, wanted out of Nashville. A letter submitted by Bethurum was also read aloud.Īttorneys for Mosley say they plan to appeal the conviction. Last week, the court heard from two family members of the victims and from Mosley himself during his sentencing hearing. Mosley's attorneys argued he acted in self-defense, but a Davidson County jury deliberated for only an hour to convict him. When the group left, the deadly fight broke out on Division Street around 3 a.m. Mosley was accused of making unwanted advancing toward a woman who was friends with the victims while they were inside the Dogwood bar. The victims were among a group of former Battle Ground Academy students who met up while home for the holidays.
Trapeni and Beathard died from their injuries and Bethurum lost vision in his left eye. In December 2019, Mosley stabbed Paul Trapeni III, Clay Beathard and AJ Bethurum during a fight outside the Dogwood Bar. Additionally, he was given a one-year sentence for assault, however, that sentence may be served concurrently with the others. Mosley is to serve each of these sentences consecutively. Judge Angelita Dalton issued a life sentence for each of the murder charges and an additional 40 years for attempted murder. He is currently serving a 12-year sentence for an unrelated assault. Mosley was found guilty of two counts of first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder and assault in March. (WTVF) - Michael Mosley will spend the rest of his life in prison for the deadly 2019 Midtown stabbings.
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