Ray Lathon - Revision history

Andy at 22:37, 3 September 2019

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Andy at 22:33, 3 September 2019

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Boxer561 at 04:45, 7 April 2007

2007-04-07T04:45:44Z

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	On December 12, 2000, after finishing a workout in a St. Louis gym, Lathon was shot and killed by a masked gunman. Lathon had been in training for an upcoming shot at the [[NABF]] Cruiserweight title. Ahmad Adisa, age 27, was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole. At trial, evidence suggested that Adisa was hired to kill Lathon for a $10,000 payment, though no one else has been charged in the case. Assistant Circuit Attorney Dwight Warren told jurors that Lathon was killed in retaliation for his suspected involvement in the kidnapping and torture of a drug dealer in 1999. Authorities said the drug dealer was beaten and burned with cigarettes. Lathon was never charged.		On December 12, 2000, after finishing a workout in a St. Louis gym, Lathon was shot and killed by a masked gunman. Lathon had been in training for an upcoming shot at the [[NABF]] Cruiserweight title. Ahmad Adisa, age 27, was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole. At trial, evidence suggested that Adisa was hired to kill Lathon for a $10,000 payment, though no one else has been charged in the case. Assistant Circuit Attorney Dwight Warren told jurors that Lathon was killed in retaliation for his suspected involvement in the kidnapping and torture of a drug dealer in 1999. Authorities said the drug dealer was beaten and burned with cigarettes. Lathon was never charged.

	Lathon was 22-1 with 21 knockouts. In 1989, he was the U.S. Amateur Middleweight champion and won the [[Golden Gloves]] and USA Boxing titles.		Lathon was 22-1 with 21 knockouts. In 1989, he was the U.S. Amateur Middleweight champion and won the [[Golden Gloves]] and USA Boxing titles. He also fought as part of Team USA at the World Championships in Moscow.

Ric at 17:57, 1 January 2007

2007-01-01T17:57:55Z

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	On December 12, 2000, after finishing a workout in a St. Louis gym, Lathon was shot and killed by a masked gunman. Lathon had been in training for an upcoming shot at the [[NABF]] Cruiserweight title. Ahmad Adisa, age 27, was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole. At trial, evidence suggested that Adisa was hired to kill Lathon for a $10,000 payment, though no one else has been charged in the case. Assistant Circuit Attorney Dwight Warren told jurors that Lathon was killed in retaliation for his suspected involvement in the kidnapping and torture of a drug dealer in 1999. Authorities said the drug dealer was beaten and burned with cigarettes. Lathon was never charged.		On December 12, 2000, after finishing a workout in a St. Louis gym, Lathon was shot and killed by a masked gunman. Lathon had been in training for an upcoming shot at the [[NABF]] Cruiserweight title. Ahmad Adisa, age 27, was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole. At trial, evidence suggested that Adisa was hired to kill Lathon for a $10,000 payment, though no one else has been charged in the case. Assistant Circuit Attorney Dwight Warren told jurors that Lathon was killed in retaliation for his suspected involvement in the kidnapping and torture of a drug dealer in 1999. Authorities said the drug dealer was beaten and burned with cigarettes. Lathon was never charged.
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	[[Category:National Golden Gloves Champions\|Lathon, Ray]]		[[Category:National Golden Gloves Champions\|Lathon, Ray]]

Ric: updated links; formatted

2006-10-31T07:15:29Z

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	~~On December 12, 2000, after finishing a workout in a St~~. ~~Louis gym,~~ Lathon ~~was shot and killed~~ by ~~a masked gunman. Lathon had been in training for an upcoming shot at the NABF Cruiserweight title.~~		[[file:Lathon.jpg\|right\|Ray Lathon (white trunks) battles Montell Griffin (Photo by Al Bello/Allsport)]]

	Ahmad Adisa, age 27, was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole.		On December 12, 2000, after finishing a workout in a St. Louis gym, Lathon was shot and killed by a masked gunman. Lathon had been in training for an upcoming shot at the [[NABF]] Cruiserweight title. Ahmad Adisa, age 27, was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole. At trial, evidence suggested that Adisa was hired to kill Lathon for a $10,000 payment, though no one else has been charged in the case. Assistant Circuit Attorney Dwight Warren told jurors that Lathon was killed in retaliation for his suspected involvement in the kidnapping and torture of a drug dealer in 1999. Authorities said the drug dealer was beaten and burned with cigarettes. Lathon was never charged.

	~~At trial~~, ~~evidence suggested that Adisa~~ was ~~hired to kill Lathon for a $10,000 payment, though no one else has been charged in~~ the ~~case~~.		Lathon was 22-1 with 21 knockouts. In 1989, he was the U.S. Amateur Middleweight champion and won the [[Golden Gloves]] and USA Boxing titles.

	Assistant Circuit Attorney Dwight Warren told jurors that Lathon was killed in retaliation for his suspected involvement in the kidnapping and torture of a drug dealer in 1999. Authorities said the drug dealer was beaten and burned with cigarettes. Lathon was never charged.

	~~Lathon was 22-1 with 21 knockouts. In 1989, he was the U.S. Amateur Middleweight champion and won the Golden Gloves and USA Boxing titles.~~



	~~[http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=005920 Fight Record]~~


	~~[[file:Lathon.jpg\|left\|Ray Lathon(white trunks) battles Montell Griffin (Photo by Al Bello/Allsport)]]~~

	[[Category:Boxers who were murdered\|Lathon, Ray]]		[[Category:Boxers who were murdered\|Lathon, Ray]]
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Matt at 19:18, 19 October 2006

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Matt at 03:45, 18 October 2005

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	On December 12, 2000, after finishing a workout in a St. Louis gym, Lathon was shot and killed by a masked gunman. Lathon had been in training for an upcoming shot at the NABF Cruiserweight title.		On December 12, 2000, after finishing a workout in a St. Louis gym, Lathon was shot and killed by a masked gunman. Lathon had been in training for an upcoming shot at the NABF Cruiserweight title.

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	Assistant Circuit Attorney Dwight Warren told jurors that Lathon was killed in retaliation for his suspected involvement in the kidnapping and torture of a drug dealer in 1999. Authorities said the drug dealer was beaten and burned with cigarettes. Lathon was never charged.		Assistant Circuit Attorney Dwight Warren told jurors that Lathon was killed in retaliation for his suspected involvement in the kidnapping and torture of a drug dealer in 1999. Authorities said the drug dealer was beaten and burned with cigarettes. Lathon was never charged.

	Lathon was 22-1 with 21 knockouts. In 1989, he was the U.S. Amateur champion and won the Golden Gloves and USA Boxing titles.		Lathon was 22-1 with 21 knockouts. In 1989, he was the U.S. Amateur Middleweight champion and won the Golden Gloves and USA Boxing titles.


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2005-02-03T03:43:00Z

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	On December 12, 2000, after finishing a workout in a St. Louis gym, Lathon was shot and killed by a masked gunman. Lathon had been in training for an upcoming shot at the NABF Cruiserweight title.		On December 12, 2000, after finishing a workout in a St. Louis gym, Lathon was shot and killed by a masked gunman. Lathon had been in training for an upcoming shot at the NABF Cruiserweight title.

			Ahmad Adisa, age 27, was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole.

			At trial, evidence suggested that Adisa was hired to kill Lathon for a $10,000 payment, though no one else has been charged in the case.

			Assistant Circuit Attorney Dwight Warren told jurors that Lathon was killed in retaliation for his suspected involvement in the kidnapping and torture of a drug dealer in 1999. Authorities said the drug dealer was beaten and burned with cigarettes. Lathon was never charged.

			Lathon was 22-1 with 21 knockouts. In 1989, he was the U.S. Amateur champion and won the Golden Gloves and USA Boxing titles.

Brett: added pic

2005-02-03T03:37:07Z

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			[[file:Lathon.jpg\|left\|Ray Lathon(white trunks) battles Montell Griffin (Photo by Al Bello/Allsport)]]

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			[[Category:National Golden Gloves Champions\|Lathon, Ray]]